The cannabis industry is set for another year of huge growth in 2022, but the path ahead is not without its bumps. Growers, processors and retailers will need to leverage risk management to minimize threats to their profitability and stability.
Two steps are better than one: In this piece, we suggest a cost-effective protocol for microbiology testing in cannabis that satisfies state regulations and streamlines the testing process.
What do social consumption lounges look like in practice? What are the rules and regulations that social consumption lounges must adhere to? How and where are social consumption lounges currently legal in the United States? Here’s what you need to know.
The Cannabis Labs Virtual Conference. Check out sessions from the December 9, 2021 event such as: The Cannabis Laboratory Accreditation Panel; R & D Lab Testing: Ensuring Success with Results; USDA’s Hemp Testing Rules Have Changed: Accelerate Your Lab’s Preparedness; and Bringing a National Hemp Testing Panel to Market
ASTM International released a technical paper on delta-8-THC, reporting on the risks, regulatory landscape and more. On the same day, the U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) launched an expert panel, drafting commentary and providing recommendations to protect public health.
In a press release sent out this month, Steep Hill announced that they have expanded into their eleventh market with the addition of Steep Hill Illinois.
In this series, Aaron Green sits down and interviews a number of integrated cannabis companies and flower brands. For this installment, Green interviews Gary Santo, CEO of TILT Holdings (NEO: TILT), to learn more about their turnaround story.
Jay Jerose, Principal at the Bonadio Group, dives into Section 280E and shares its implications on businesses and the cannabis industry. Not only is it difficult for cannabis companies to avail themselves of alternative banking solutions, but there are also obstacles in place preventing these companies from taking advantage of notable tax deductions, with the primary obstacle being Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 280E.
Your cannabis products deserve to stand out and shine in this booming market. But your product won’t even make it to the market if you are not following label requirements. Following these Do’s and Don’ts will help you label your products appropriately.
The Cannabis Packaging Virtual Conference. Check out sessions from the December 1, 2021 event such as: Supply Chain Logistics: Cannabis Challenges in States, Interstate and Overseas; The Future of Sustainable Packaging; Cannabis Labeling from Seed-to-Sale: Doing More with Less; and Sustainability is Multi-Dimensional.