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RIDING THE HIGH: Michigan dispensaries set another monthly sales record of $295 million in August and customers are continuing to pay the lowest prices on record—which is quelling concerns that Ohio’s newly legalized weed market could stifle business for Michigan shops. MIDWEST SHOWDOWN: While Ohioan pot shops haven’t impacted Michigan’s weed market, Indiana could be the next border state to join the competition after Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick reportedly voiced a new plan to legalize recreational marijuana. SENIOR STONERS: A new University of Michigan study shows that older Michiganders use cannabis products more than older adults in other states. More specifically, about 27% of Michiganders in their 50s smoke weed—compared to only about 21% in other states. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eiOjyg 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐 🚐  #recent #michigan #news #stories #growordie #jklogix #choosetheshield

Just the tiniest bit of research demonstrates the absurdity of the terrifying "fear-porn" claims about Delta 8 THC. 1941: Delta-8 THC was first discovered through a partial synthesis process, allowing scientists to isolate the compound. Roger Adams at the University of Illinois is credited with possessing the first pure delta-8 compound, according to historical records. 1974: Researchers used a trio of cannabinoids on mice, including Delta-9 THC, Delta-8 THC, and CBD, to study the effects of THC. The National Cancer Institute conducted this study to prove that THC harmed the immune system, but instead, they discovered that Delta-8 THC possessed cancer-killing abilities. 1975: Further research was conducted using rats, which found that Delta-8 THC could also shrink tumors. This study discovered that Lewis lung adenocarcinoma growth was decreased by an oral administration of specific cannabinoids, including Delta-9 THC, Delta-8 THC, and CBN (Cannabinol).

Martha's Vineyard Is Running Out Of Marijuana There's trouble brewing in Cape Cod, where Martha's Vineyard is in danger of running out of marijuana. Local dispensaries are selling out of their product and are unable to order more, due to a quirk in the state's marijuana laws. While Massachusetts legalized recreational cannabis in 2016, federal laws make it illegal to tranport pot over the ocean - which is a problem since Martha's Vineyard is an island. It's led to a battle with the state's Cannabis Control Commission over whether it should be legal to transport marijuana on state waterways. States like California and Hawaii have dealt with similar issues. Should the federal government make an allowance here? Do you think the federal government will ever fully legalize marijuana nationwide?

With the recent availability of recreational cannabis in Missouri, it’s crucial to highlight a growing concern on our roads. Incidents involving drivers under the influence of marijuana are on the rise, signaling a need for heightened awareness and responsibility. Dive into our latest blog post to learn how to make safe choices on the road. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gGB_vjWD #RyanRCox #PersonalInjuryAttorney #PersonalInjury #ProtectandPrevent #MissouriAttorney #StCharlesAttorney #StCharlesMO #StLouis #STL #StLouisMO #StLouisAttorney #PersonalInjuryLawFirm #MarijuanaLaw #MarijuanaMissouriLaw #MissouriLaw #DrivingUnderTheInfluence #MissouriDriving #CannabisAwareness #SafeDriving #LegalInsights

Are we prioritizing small businesses or paving the way for corporate monopolies in Florida's cannabis market? An intense battle is unfolding between small hemp businesses and large cannabis corporations. "This isn’t really a battle of (marijuana) and hemp, per se, the battle is really small business against a couple of giants who have been trying to put us out of business for many years." - Ernie Ciaccio, owner of HONEST PRINT, PACKAGING, & DISPLAY, an Orlando-based hemp manufacturer. It's disheartening to see small businesses, which have been the backbone of innovation and local economies, feeling threatened by the monopolistic tendencies of a few major players. Governor Ron DeSantis' recent actions and the state's political dynamics seem to be exacerbating these tensions. DeSantis' veto of proposed hemp regulations and his opposition to Amendment 3 have left many wondering about the future landscape of Florida's cannabis industry. While Amendment 3 aims to regulate and open up the market, it seems to be setting the stage for a few large companies to dominate the space, leaving little room for smaller, independent operators. What are your thoughts on this? #CannabisIndustry #FloridaCannabis #SmallBusiness #Cannabis #Quantum9

With the recent availability of recreational cannabis in Missouri, it’s crucial to highlight a growing concern on our roads. Incidents involving drivers under the influence of marijuana are on the rise, signaling a need for heightened awareness and responsibility. Dive into our latest blog post to learn how to make safe choices on the road. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gTH7vg3W #RyanRCox #PersonalInjuryAttorney #PersonalInjury #ProtectandPrevent #MissouriAttorney #StCharlesAttorney #StCharlesMO #StLouis #STL #StLouisMO #StLouisAttorney #PersonalInjuryLawFirm #MarijuanaLaw #MarijuanaMissouriLaw #MissouriLaw #DrivingUnderTheInfluence #MissouriDriving #CannabisAwareness #SafeDriving #LegalInsights

A significant victory for hemp businesses! 🌿 The ruling by New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron represents a major win for hemp retailers, allowing them to remove enforcement signs falsely labeling them as ‘illicit cannabis’ stores—an unconstitutional action challenged by Joshua S. Bauchner, Chair of the Cannabis, Hemp, and Psychedelics Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC. Read the full article below to learn how this ruling is shaping the fight for fair treatment and due process for hemp operators. #CannabisLaw #HempIndustry #LegalVictory #Attorney #AttorneyAtLaw

Minnesota Senate greenlights fast-track for weed businesses – igniting a new era of opportunity. 🌿 The Minnesota Senate's recent approval of a bill to expedite the licensing process for recreational marijuana cultivators marks a significant step forward in the state's cannabis industry. Passed narrowly with a vote of 34-32, the legislation aims to accelerate the launch of regulated weed cultivation by the end of the year, following the state's legalization of recreational marijuana in 2023. Despite opposition from some Republican lawmakers, the bill signals the potential for a thriving and tightly regulated cannabis market in Minnesota, offering economic opportunities while ensuring regulatory integrity 🌱Disclaimer: This Video/Post is for educational and informational purposes only For More Information/News Follow Us: Get Your MMJ Card Click The Link In Our Bio: . . . #wearesunjane #Minnesota #weedbusiness #newbusinessweed #lawmakers #Economy #cultivation #laws #cannabisbills #licensing #midwest

It’s hard being the Bank for the entire industry. 97% of survey respondents (87) are operating at a loss. Losses that are existential. Most of the issues are structural and not poor business decisions. 30% fear retaliation from OCM. 80% want OCM audited by a 3rd party.