Those of you who have been watching Green Flower recently will know that they just finished series A funding and are supposedly cashed up to the tune of $US20million thanks to Tuatara Capital, with additional funding from the likes of Poseidon Asset Management and Phyto Partners. Obviously they’ve persuaded the right people that they will be the education platform for cannabis.
If you need to get an idea of what’s currently happening in Montana, this is a good overview. They write, “The next 18 months are shaping up to be a time of upheaval and change for Montana’s chaotic cannabis space.’Tethering’ disappears in 2020: Patients will finally be able to buy from more than one dispensary.”
This is a little off topic for Cannabis Law Report but the settlement is so large it’s worth being aware. Does it set a precedent ? Are there other opioid producers out there about to countenance similar settlements?
We reported on the 2 Oregon’s reps mooted bill to try and engage the states into intra state cannabis commerce now Oregon has ratified its own legislation. Here’s ORCA’s (Oregon Retail Cannabis Assoc’s) take. Always worth a read.
This one isn’t getting past the post in most states. MJ Biz write, “Alaska regulators rejected a cannabis retailer’s application to permit customers to consume marijuana on the store’s premises, delivering a setback to the industry’s first attempt to win approval for on-site consumption.”
You can be given an ounce of cannabis but you can’t barter it and never more than 3 plants budding at any given time. Read on…..
As Congress considers the end of marijuana prohibition, the Marijuana Justice Coalition believes that any legislation that moves forward in Congress should be comprehensive. The provisions set forth below are agreed upon by the undersigned criminal justice, drug policy, civil rights, and anti-poverty groups as principles that should be considered as a part of any moving marijuana reform efforts in Congress:
MJ Biz Daily report on a ruling (assertion) that will force big changes in the state if no challenges or appeals are successful. Jeffrey Sharkey, executive director of the Medical Marijuana Business Association of Florida, concurred.
Must read article. “Cannabis is a Schroedinger’s weed: simultaneously legal in many states and illegal to transport across state lines under federal law. As a result of this federalism quandary, it is unlike any other commodity in the United States: Businesses must vertically integrate all cannabis commerce within balkanized state marketplaces.”
