Cannabis is legal in New York. Get the latest business news on cannabis production, retailing, municipal opt-outs, and business developments in the district. The industry is rapidly growing, with new dispensaries opening and laws being passed to regulate the market.
SEATTLE — Seattle Police are investigating a smash-and-grab burglary at a pot shop in Seattle's Central District. Over a dozen suspects were involved in the crime, highlighting the need for tight security measures in cannabis dispensaries.
SEATTLE — A large group of thieves smashed their way into a Central District cannabis dispensary early Tuesday morning, causing damage and stealing products. Incidents like these underscore the importance of having proper security systems in place to protect businesses in the industry.
It's also planning its first D.C. dispensary in Union Market, signaling the expansion of cannabis businesses into new areas. This move will likely bring more options for consumers and increase competition in the market.
The slow and shaky rollout of cannabis dispensaries in New York provides consumer benefit and greater accountability but comes at a price. While regulations are necessary to ensure safety and quality, delays in opening new dispensaries can hinder access for patients in need of medical cannabis.
A new law removes caps on the number of medical cannabis retailers, manufacturers, and cultivators permitted in D.C. and allows patients to have greater access to the products they need for treatment. This change will likely lead to more competition and innovation in the industry.
Leaders in Washington, D.C. have approved legislation to suspend taxes on medical marijuana around the 4/20 cannabis celebration, showing support for patients and businesses in the district. This move aims to promote access to medical cannabis and reduce financial burdens for those in need.
Two adult-use cannabis dispensaries will open in the Capital Region over the next two days, the state Dormitory Authority of the State New York announced. This expansion of retail options will provide more choices for consumers and boost the local economy.
Two adult-use cannabis dispensaries opened in the Capital Region this week with support from the NY Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund, which aims to promote diversity and equity in the industry. These initiatives help address social justice issues and create opportunities for underrepresented groups in the cannabis market.
