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MICPA Cannabis Summit Dec. 12
MICPA Cannabis Summit Dec. 12
Benzinga March 3, 2023 8:26 AM | 4 min read by Denise Pollicella, Benzinga Contributor It is no secret that Michigan cannabis businesses have had a rough time of it lately. The market consolidation that took three to five years in other maturing legal cannabis states compressed into the span of roughly 18 months in Michigan in…
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Pot Price Tumbles, Prompting Moratorium, Enforcement Chat
The CRA is providing this communication as outreach and education to assist with accurately tracking harvest data. Please remember the following must be completed to compliantly track harvest data: Each plant must be weighed in its entirety and reported into the harvest. This creates theoverall wet weight of the harvest. Waste should be reported the day it…
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The Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) released a new bulletin revising the maximum per container THC limit on adult-use marijuana edible products and providing new guidance relating to marijuana tinctures. Tinctures recently became an enforcement issue when the CRA determined that the definition of a “tincture” only included alcohol-based products, despite the industry standard of producing…
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The newly adopted Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) Administrative Rule 420.206a requires all licensees to have “up-to-date written standard operating procedures on site at all times.” Licensees have six months from March 9, 2022 (or September 9, 2022) to comply with this additional requirement.The new Rule provides the standard operating procedures (SOPs) must detail the marijuana…
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by Paul Demko, Politico The city’s effort to create a cannabis industry that mirrors — and benefits — its majority Black population has led to lawsuits and a collapsing marketplace. Meanwhile, the rest of the state thrives.
Johanna Stevens Associate Pollicella, PLLC The following is a summary of marijuana-related bills signed by Governor Whitmer on July 13th, 2021. Most notable change: As of October 11, 2021. Most notable change: As of October 11, 2021, businesses in Michigan can no longer sell Delta-8 without a license from the MRA. House Bill 4516 Prohibits…
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