In a major development in the cannabis industry, New York-based Columbia Care has signed a deal to acquire California's Project Cannabis in a $69 million stock and cash deal. The acquisition marks a significant move for Columbia Care, as it expands its footprint in the lucrative California market. With this deal, Columbia Care aims to strengthen its position as a leading player in the cannabis industry.
The acquisition of Project Cannabis by Columbia Care comes at a time when the cannabis market is experiencing rapid growth and consolidation. By combining forces, the two companies are poised to capitalize on the increasing demand for cannabis products. This acquisition is expected to bring new opportunities for growth and innovation in the industry.
Cannabis advocates said Wednesday that there are still 1200 people who should have their Connecticut sentences modified under a 2021 law. The move is part of a broader effort to address the injustices of the war on drugs and ensure that those disproportionately affected by cannabis prohibition are given a chance to rebuild their lives.
Our new forecast for 2023-24 cannabis retail excise tax revenue is $675 million, very close to the January Governor's Budget forecast. This projected revenue highlights the economic potential of the cannabis industry and underscores the importance of effective regulation and taxation.
The Marijuana Policy Project is raising money to launch the Cannabis Justice Fund. “Generous donors” will match every dollar donated to the organization, providing much-needed support for advocacy efforts and initiatives aimed at promoting social equity in the cannabis industry.
Despite the powerful antineoplastic activity of all these cannabinoids individually, very little research has been done to show their combined effects. This highlights the need for further research and exploration of the potential benefits of cannabis compounds in treating various medical conditions.
The legalization of cannabis in Ohio marks a significant milestone in the state's journey towards cannabis reform. With Issue 2 being approved by Ohioans, the state will now regulate and tax cannabis for adult recreational use, opening up new opportunities for economic growth and social development.
Switzerland's health authority has been granted approval to establish the first legal adult-use cannabis dispensaries in Europe amid a pilot program. This groundbreaking initiative signals a shift towards more progressive cannabis policies in Europe and could serve as a model for other countries looking to reform their cannabis laws.
State and local officials have placed a tentative bet on Minnesota's first large-scale marijuana production facility in the legal pot era. HWY is set to become a key player in the state's cannabis industry, creating jobs and driving economic growth in the region.
Zephyr teams with an experienced cannabis operator, seeking tax breaks for a South Buffalo project. Plans for a new $200 million marijuana growing and processing facility are underway, signaling a major investment in the local cannabis industry.
