A number of advocacy groups and state legislative committees are gathering either signatures or intel on opportunities to legalize cannabis in 2022.
The system will capture and maintain records of all legal adult-use cannabis in Connecticut from seed to sale and monitor licensee activity.
The proposal would allow retailers to continue supporting physical distancing and general public health directives.
The products, which have been sold outside of the state’s regulated cannabis market, will now only be made available through licensed cannabis retailers after proper testing and approvals.
Rep. Jason Nemes believes his legislation has the support it needs to clear the General Assembly if it comes up for a vote during the 2022 legislative session.
One initiative petition would legalize adult-use cannabis, while the other makes changes to the state’s existing medical cannabis laws.
Committee Chair Shawn Cooney said ASTM’s process allows the industry to take the lead on writing its own standards.
The company will host a grand reopening for the expanded retail store, which now includes roll-thru car service for medical cannabis patients.
The company will host a grand reopening for the expanded retail store, which now includes roll-thru car service for medical cannabis patients.
The company’s 75th active dispensary will serve growing Hermann medical cannabis community.