Last week, Governor Kathy Hochul signed two companion bills that expand New Yorks cannabis farmers market program, further bridging the gap between cultivators, processors, retailers,
In February, New York sold 113 million dollars worth of cannabis products. Flower is the dominant category with sales of 39 million dollars. The Vape
A bill introduced by the New York Senate aims to protect registered medical marijuana users from being evicted solely due to their lawful consumption of
New York State lawmakers are taking another step toward normalizing cannabis culture. A newly introduced bill by Assemblymember John Zaccaro (D) could redefine the New
Mental health crises continue to impact millions across the nation, with traditional treatments often falling short. New York lawmakers are now aiming to turn to
The cannabis industry in New York has been one of the most closely-watched markets in the United States, hailed as an opportunity to implement a
If you’re a cannabis aficionado or industry insider, odds are the NECANN Syracuse event on October 25th and 26th made your calendar. This year’s gathering,
In a Tuesday ruling, a New York judge declared Operation Padlock unconstitutional, shaking the foundation of Mayor Eric Adams’ initiative designed to clamp down on
The largest – and dare we say ONLY – B2B cannabis event to focus solely on the New York hemp and cannabis market is taking
The DEA recently made a decision to delay the rescheduling of marijuana until after the 2024 election, which has sparked significant debate and uncertainty. For
Home Depot, one of the largest employers in the United States, is reportedly taking a significant step forward by removing marijuana from its drug screening
New York’s cannabis industry has had a turbulent start since the legalization of adult-use cannabis in 2021. Delays, bureaucratic red tape, and a surge in
The New York State Cannabis Enforcement Task Force has been making headlines for its recent crackdown on “illegal” cannabis storefronts. In a press release last
The cannabis industry in New York has seen both advancements and unexpected hurdles. One early hurdle was an oversupply of cannabis that left farmers with
New York- New York cannabis legalization was received with enthusiasm and optimism, signaling a new era of legal consumption, social justice, economic growth, and a
