Feb 24, 2020 | Cannabis Research, Cannabiz Data, Cannacurio, Colorado, Fees, Marijuana Licenses, Research and Statistics |
In 2017, the Colorado General Assembly repealed the statutory mandate that the Department of Revenue report this information to the Colorado General Assembly (HB 17-1137). However, the Department of Revenue Marijuana Enforcement Division still issues a report...
Feb 14, 2020 | Colorado, Trends |
The cannabis migration first gained notoriety in 2013 when legalization came closer to a reality in Colorado. Fast forward to 2020, and it’s still happening. The difference today is that many people are moving to cannabis-friendly states for a wider variety of reasons...
Feb 4, 2020 | Colorado, Marijuana Licenses |
Colorado recently enacted a law that grants the state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division (“MED”) the authority to oversee a new licensing scheme to permit the consumption of marijuana within certain establishments open to the public. Licensed marijuana retailers and...
Jan 3, 2020 | California, Colorado, Feature, Minnesota, New York, Research and Statistics |
The cannabis market in the U.S. is well-established, and Cannabiz Media is now tracking cannabis programs in 42 states. However, each state has its own rules for their programs, which means all states are not equal in terms of the success and growth of those programs....
Nov 1, 2019 | Colorado, Florida, Laws, Massachusetts |
For years, people have been moving from states that haven’t legalized medical or adult-use cannabis to those that have, but more recently, people have been moving from states with overly strict cannabis laws to those with rules that are more in line with what they...
Jun 7, 2019 | Business, Colorado, Fees, Local Rules, Marijuana Licenses, Massachusetts |
Local marijuana license fees can have a significant impact in a state’s marijuana industry. In some states where medical and/or recreational marijuana has been legalized, local municipalities are given a great deal of leeway in determining what marijuana businesses...
