Massachusetts Cannabis Commissioners Extend Delivery License Exclusivity To 2029
March 9, 2026
Strengthening the safety net for social equity entrepreneurs as the state battles to make cannabis delivery a viable business model
Strengthening the safety net for social equity entrepreneurs as the state battles to make cannabis delivery a viable business model
Cannabis Control Commission moves to simplify process for state’s many distressed license holders
The Cannabis Control Commission doesn’t know the extent of any rule-breaking going on, but members are finally aiming to hold bad actors responsible
Cannabis Control Commission taps new force to thwart bureaucratic baggage, ease or axe old regulations that do more harm than good
Issues around Independent Testing Labs for Massachusetts cannabis were front and center at Cannabis Control Commission hearing
In a surprisingly boring September meeting, the few commissioners left punt on big topics and discuss personnel and budget
“Right now, the regulations completely do not allow it. … If we were to look at revising those regulations, it would be very large scale changes to those regulations.”
Cannabis Control Commission wants to figure out how to allow for legal transport of weed across navigable waters as sole Vineyard producer faces imminent closure
Massachusetts has a cannabis fraud problem, and not just in terms of inflated potency
Dartmouth dispute underscores challenges faced by small-farm cooperatives
