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One industry observer believes mislabeling claims, false advertising claims, and consumer class actions alleging deceptive business practices, in terms of what’s on the label, such as health claims, will become more common as the industry continues to grow.
The Massachusetts store has the distinction of being closer to New York City than any other recreational dispensary in the country.
Organic milk. Organic beef. Organic... weed?
The ‘where-to-smoke’ dilemma is forcing change in local laws and the hospitality industry.
The onetime communications director for Colorado's largest dispensary chain has experience in the cannabis industry and with its constantly changing laws that few can rival, and she puts that experience to good use in her newly published Cannabis for Dummies.
As more and more states begin legalizing marijuana, Colorado's cannabis industry continues to hit new highs.
A dispensary in Detroit has launched a service that brings marijuana directly to its customer's door.
Cannabis seeds can produce widely different plants. And in anticipation of national legalization, the market is evolving quietly, but quickly.
Cannabis aficionados everywhere may finally get their wish as Oreo-maker Mondelez eyes adding CBD-infused snacks to its product line, which includes Chips Ahoy cookies, Cadbury chocolate, Nilla Wafers and Nutter Butter cookies.
Jobs in pot might be at an all-time high, according to a new report.
Earth Day blessing fetes Maui’s first state-licensed industrial hemp farm.
“They’re growing up in a world where cannabis is completely normal.”
Food, beverage and other consumer goods companies have been trying to figure out how to capitalize on growing interest in ingredients like CBD.
Every consumer marketplace moves on the differences between men and women, and cannabis is no different.
Rite Aid will pilot the sale of CBD creams, lotions and lip balms at stores in Oregon and Washington, store officials announced Thursday.
Oregon is producing more weed than it can sell.