There is no hiding from the fact that Amsterdam and Snoop Dogg have something in common — cannabis. Amsterdam is famed for its ‘coffee shops’ — which are very different to the actual, bean grinding, milk-frothing coffee shops you will find in the UK — the city is littered with licensed premises that sell sticky buds in all their various forms. Much like Snoop, the Dutch city has a long and proud relationship with the herb. The two are an obvious match made in heaven.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/europe/i-visited-snoop-doggs-new-33628075

Amidst New York’s evolving cannabis market, Manhattan dispensary Housing Works Cannabis Co is introducing a buyback program. The initiative targets illegal cannabis products and aims to provide a safe alternative for consumers.  Launched by Housing Works, the parent company of the city’s first legal adult-use dispensary, the “illegal cannabis buyback” program is meant to transition consumers away from illicit operators. It does so by exchanging illegally-bought goods—or those purchased from unlicensed operators—with discounts at the dispensary. 

https://theemeraldmagazine.com/housing-works-illegal-buyback-program/?utm_source=brevo&utm_campaign=MAG%20September%2013%202024&utm_medium=email

As the legalization of adult-use cannabis continues to grow throughout the United States, many people wonder whether or not they can purchase from a legal dispensary without identification? The short answer is, no. You cannot buy cannabis without identification. Just like alcohol, you must be 21 or older to purchase cannabis for recreational use.

https://theemeraldmagazine.com/buying-cannabis-without-identification/?utm_source=brevo&utm_campaign=MAG%20September%2013%202024&utm_medium=email