Cannabis Business Times Newsletter
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| | | Canadian licensed producer Aurora Cannabis recorded goodwill impairment charges of nearly C$2 billion, exposing a vulnerability in the publicly traded cannabis market. |
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| The Boston Business Journal, through public records requests, analyzed how Massachusetts has spent its adult-use cannabis tax revenue during the past two fiscal years. |
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| Cannabis Business Times wants to learn more about post-harvest operations, and your participation in our survey is vital for accurate and meaningful results. You will benefit directly from this data, as results about how cultivators take the crop from harvest to sale and more will be shared in an upcoming issue of CBT—allowing you to benchmark your operations against others. In appreciation for your time, you will be able to enter a drawing for a chance to receive a $300 Visa gift card once you have completed the survey. (See Official Drawing Rules on the survey website for full details.) Click here to start the survey.
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| The Commission supports “fix-it ticket” approach for minor compliance violations. |
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| Retesting of the product confirmed that the batch falls within acceptable limits and presents no health or safety concern. |
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| The Pennsylvania-based firm has already committed $65 million to ancillary businesses such as Treez and Hound Labs. |
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