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Cannabis labelling, cloud printing to be on display at MJBizCon

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November 27, 2025

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Star Micronics has announced its participation in MJBizCon 2025. The event will take place December 3-5, 2025 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, where Star will welcome attendees at booth C25822.

At MJBizCon 2025, Star will demonstrate how cannabis retailers, vertically integrated operators and POS software providers can improve accuracy, compliance and operational efficiency by integrating Star’s Customer First Solutions into their workflows.

Star will be hosting live demonstrations of its cannabis-ready hardware and cloud tools, including the one below

mC-Label2 Multifunction Printer: Compact 2-inch front-loading printer with ultra-sharp 300 DPI resolution. Ideal for cannabis bottling stations and weigh counters, it prints receipts, labels, strain labels, shelf labels, linerless labels and die-fill labels from a single device. The X4 models offer four connectivity options (USB, LAN, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) and support One Touch Label for fast label printing in high volume environments.

TSP143IV X4 and SK X4 Series: Advanced thermal printers with four connectivity interfaces, Bluetooth-assisted Wi-Fi setup and CloudPRNT Next compatibility for reliable multi-location and delivery routing. The SK X4 model supports detachable linerless sticky labels, perfect for prescription bags, order picking, curbside/walk-in and online cannabis ordering workflows.

StarIO.Online: A fully managed cloud printing service that eliminates the need for local servers or custom infrastructure. Cannabis retailers and ISVs can use a single dashboard to monitor device health, push remote updates and manage printers across multiple dispensaries, improving visibility and control for delivery services, growing facilities and vertically integrated operators.

CD5 Max Series Cash Drawers: Star’s most durable line of cash drawers, built for cash-heavy cannabis sales. With all-steel construction, dual printer and USB interfaces, a five-year warranty and optional accessories, the CD5 Max Series offers secure and durable cash management for high-volume medications.

Star Blue Eco Receipt Paper and Labels: Eco-friendly, BPA/BPS-free, Prop 65 Compliant paper and label rolls that support printing for weight cards, product labels, collection slips and customer transactions. Designed for optimal performance with Star printers, Star Blue Eco helps cannabis companies meet sustainability expectations without sacrificing print clarity.

Attendees are encouraged to visit booth C25822 to see these innovations firsthand and schedule one-on-one demonstrations with the Star team.

For more information:
Star Micronics
Email: (email protected)
https://starmicronics.com/

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Maine Officials Approve 2026 Ballot Initiative To Largely Repeal Marijuana Legalization Law For Signature Collection

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Maine officials have given permission to prohibition activists to begin gathering signatures for a proposal A ballot initiative that would roll back the state’s voter-approved marijuana legalization law. The measure, if passed, would also overhaul the regulatory structure of the medical cannabis program by establishing product testing requirements.

The proposal — called the “Cannabis Legalization Act and Maine Medical Use of Cannabis Act” — is a revamped version of a marijuana initiative introduced in September, sponsored by a Republican state senator and a former top staffer for then-Gov. Paul LePage (R), staunch prohibitionist.

The latest proposal, a petition approved by the Secretary of State on Monday, would remove and amend multiple sections of the current state statute, which voters approved in 2016 to effectively repeal the legalization of recreational marijuana sales.

Adults over the age of 21 would remain legal to possess 2.5 ounces of cannabis under the proposal, but a section of the law allowing home cultivation would be repealed. The sale and home cultivation of medical marijuana would be legal.

Madison Carey, who was listed as a lead petitioner in the original version of the repeal initiative and remains involved in the current campaign, told Marihuana Momenti on Tuesday that “there needs to be regulation of marijuana,” arguing that her own experience recovering from opioid misuse disorder speaks to the inadequacy of the current law.

“My hope is to raise awareness of the reality of the potential dangers of not having regulation,” he said. “I think people are fed up with the constant use — the constant (retail businesses) coming up where people can legally buy marijuana.”

Of course, repealing the voter-approved law that established the adult-licensed sales system would eliminate the current regulatory infrastructure in place, which reform advocates say helps mitigate public health and safety risks associated with the illegal market.

Rep. David Boyer (R), who led the fight to get a cannabis legalization initiative on Maine’s ballot in 2016 when he was a staff member at the Marihuana Policy Project, said voters should refuse to sign petitions for the new initiative.

“Don’t stop Maine’s progress, don’t stop signing this unfair repeal initiative,” he told Marijuana Moment on Tuesday. “Repealing the legalization of cannabis would shut down an industry larger than lobsters, potatoes and blueberries combined, costing our state jobs, revenue and economic growth.”

According to the new measure, the director of the Office of Cannabis Policy will “advance policies that promote the health and welfare of the people of the state and protect their health and safety, emphasizing the health and welfare of minors as a priority consideration in the performance of all duties.”

They should also “ensure that eligible patients maintain access to high-quality, effective, and affordable medical cannabis under this Act.”

Under the proposal, the Department of Administrative and Financial Services would create a testing program for cannabis products that would require dispensaries and dispensaries to send those products to a licensed facility for safety evaluation before dispensing them to qualified patients.

The testing facility “should ensure that cannabis or cannabis products do not exceed acceptable levels of contamination for any contaminants that are harmful to health and require testing and ensure proper labeling.”

“The department shall adopt rules establishing a testing program under this section, rules identifying the types of pollutants harmful to health, which must be tested for cannabis and cannabis products under this chapter, and rules regarding the maximum level of contamination for each pollutant,” the vote said. the initiative the text says

Additionally, regulators should administer a system to track cannabis plants from seed to the point of retail sale or disposal. That system “should be able to track cannabis plants in groups during the cultivation phase and when passing from the cultivation phase to another registrar”.

Entrepreneurs must submit at least 67,682 valid voter signatures by February 2, 2026 to be eligible for next year’s ballot. If approved by voters, the initiative would take effect on January 1, 2028.

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By concentrating our portfolio, we create room for innovation and growth

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December 8, 2025

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Viscon transfers the range fork product portfolio to Flier

Viscon Plant Technology will transfer its spacer fork product portfolio (including spacer forks and fixed forks) to Flier Systems effective January 1, 2026.

“The furrows are a proven solution for spacing within the sector. By transferring this portfolio to Flier Systems, the technology will remain available to both existing and new customers, with continued quality and support. Flier Systems will take over development, sales and technical service, while Viscon Plant Technology focuses on its core activities,” the team says.

“The transfer of the fields is a deliberate strategic step to strengthen our focus on automation solutions for plant growers and young breeders. In addition to concentrating our portfolio on technologies such as tissue culture automation, phenotypic sorting and somatic embryogenesis automation, we create room for further innovation and growth. We are pleased to have found a reliable and dedicated partner in Flier Systems,” said Nigela, who will continue the same product portfolio. Viscon Plant Technology.

“Acquiring spacer forks fits perfectly into our strategy to automate the entire production process for professional plant growers. Having just introduced the upgraded SPH transplanter/sorter, we have already taken an important step in the automation of potted plants. Acquiring spacer forks is a logical addition as it allows us to offer a complete and integrated package. Viscon,” said Ad Kranendonk, Flier Systems.