
As Regulators Squabble, Cannabis Delivery Companies Lose Out
Commissioners were set to discuss the burdensome “two-driver rule,” but couldn’t agree on how to proceed with the conversation. It wasn’t the only disagreement at the meeting.

Commissioners were set to discuss the burdensome “two-driver rule,” but couldn’t agree on how to proceed with the conversation. It wasn’t the only disagreement at the meeting.

“To gather input on the Medical Cannabis Industry in Massachusetts, including challenges, best practices, need for changes, recommendations [and] regulations changes needed.”

“I hope that the steps we are taking continue opening doors for those who were disproportionately harmed by the War on Drugs and deserve a place in this market.”

“Hopefully this gives host communities and licensees some clarity” on Host Community Agreements and Community Impact Fees in Massachusetts

“Program allows cultivators to partner with retailers to present and sell their products at non-storefront locations, including on licensed cannabis farms and at approved events.”

So far, the state’s attempt to spur cranberry coop-style cultivations has yielded lackluster results

For commercial realtor and cannabis CEO Jeff Similien, it’s about location, location, and community

“Cities and towns have created their own barriers for these businesses. … A lot of folks have been blocked at the municipal level.”

Concerns and recommendations focused on equity, social consumption, delivery, and Host Community Agreements

“It will be helpful to the industry [to do away with the double-check],” and perhaps even “save money and time.”
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