In recent news, the state of New Hampshire is in the midst of a cannabis legalization effort. The big question on everyone's minds is whether this effort will result in a bill that passes and if Governor Sununu will sign it into law. The details of this ongoing effort are being closely watched by both supporters and opponents of cannabis legalization.
Meanwhile, marijuana retailers, point-of-sale, and e-commerce service providers are working diligently to avert another technology outage on 4/20 this year. The system that crashed last year was called Dutchie, a third party cannabis retail tracking system. Efforts are being made to ensure that such outages do not occur again, especially on a significant day for cannabis enthusiasts.
In Texas, the law is clear on marijuana: it is not legal. Pot purchased lawfully in another state becomes contraband once it crosses state lines. Despite this, an online company in Mason, Ohio, is offering to ship legal marijuana to your doorstep. They are also hoping to open a storefront in Cincinnati soon, which could have implications for the cannabis industry in the region.
As 4/20 approaches, a day that has become an unofficial marijuana holiday, there is increased attention on the dangers of cannabis. Traffic Safety Pulse News reports that hundreds of frontline workers at dispensaries statewide have been increasing their knowledge of these dangers. This highlights the importance of responsible cannabis use and education within the industry.
On 4/20, Missouri faced a hiccup as the state's online system for tracking cannabis experienced technical difficulties. This was a significant day for marijuana enthusiasts nationwide, and the outage served as a reminder of the importance of reliable systems in the cannabis industry.
Since the state of New York legal marijuana in 2021, unlicensed pot shops have been proliferating across New York City with limited pushback from authorities. This raises concerns about the regulation and oversight of the cannabis market in the city.
Overall, the cannabis industry is facing various challenges and developments across different states. The outcome of the New Hampshire legalization effort, the technology issues on 4/20, and the proliferation of unlicensed pot shops all highlight the complexities of the cannabis industry in the current landscape. It remains to be seen how these issues will be addressed and what the future holds for cannabis legalization and regulation.
