Mass Regulators Issue Enforcement Actions Against Two Companies
CCC found that Curaleaf “failed to utilize best practices to limit contamination of Marijuana … and exhibited negligence in its cultivation operations.”
CCC found that Curaleaf “failed to utilize best practices to limit contamination of Marijuana … and exhibited negligence in its cultivation operations.”
“The Committee will be inviting various Massachusetts cannabis industry stakeholders to testify.” Chief concerns include “proper channels of accountability within the agency structure.”
The CCC is expected to vote on the new regulations on Oct. 22 – just a week before lawmakers are set to hold a hearing where industry stakeholders will be invited to testify
Deliberate policy-making process will better equip Massachusetts delivery businesses for success
With a new draft framework hopefully coming this year, here’s the backstory and latest on the long road to licensing cannabis lounges and other 420-friendly establishments in Massachusetts
Constituents can provide written comment through Oct. 7, as well as oral testimony at a public hearing scheduled for that Monday
In a surprisingly boring September meeting, the few commissioners left punt on big topics and discuss personnel and budget
Training for social equity license applicants may be cut short. Acting ED: “It is not looking that great for us, but we continue to do the best we can with the little we have.”
Treasurer appoints Commissioner Bruce Stebbins as temporary chair of Cannabis Commission
A timeline of their turbulent battle and roundup of breaking Mass cannabis coverage
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