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14 December 2023
Michigan cannabis sales in November totaled $260.5 million, down less than 1 percent from October, but representing the fourth consecutive month sales have declined. The good news is sales rose 28 percent from November 2022. Adult-use sales were up 35.2 percent from a...
Michigan and The Great Lakes Region
The Cannabis Regulatory Agency has issued its November 2023 Disciplinary Action Report against medical and adult-use cannabis companies that have received disciplinary ... |  |
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Skymint, the embattled marijuana operator being acquired out of receivership, is shuttering its growing and processing plant near Lansing. The company plans to close ... |  |
Adult-use recreational marijuana has been legal in Michigan since voters approved a ballot proposal in the 2018 election, with sales starting in 2019. But many Michigan ... |  |
From Dec. 12 through Dec. 23, Common Citizen is offering a Holiday Buy One, Get One free promotion at Common Citizen Highly Loyal Club retail partners LIV Cannabis, Pure … |  |
In order to further the goals and objectives of the new Social Equity Grant Program, the Cannabis Regulatory Agency held and posted an education session on its website ... |  |
Join the Michigan Cannabis Industry Association Dec. 14 at Motor City Casino Detroit from 6 pm- 11 pm for an elegant … |  |
Since the legalization of cannabis for recreational use and the implementation of the licensing system for growers, processors, and retailers, Michigan has over 1,000 growers ... |  |
Recreational marijuana is legal in Ohio as of Dec. 7, but when and where you can buy it remains up in the air. Voters approved an initiated statute last month, known as Issue 2 ... |  |
National and International
Attorneys for President Joe Biden’s son Hunter are calling on a federal court to dismiss a case against their client over gun charges stemming from his use of an illicit drug while in … |  |
A Michigan cannabis entrepreneur on a quest to remove residency requirements from adult-use cannabis programs continues to stay busy in state courts. Kenneth Gay, the owner of ... |  |