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Inside Portland’s Cannabis Packaging Recycling Facility — Oregon’s Most Extensive Program

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Inside Portland’s Cannabis Packaging Recycling Facility — Oregon’s Most Extensive Program

This Portland business collects plastic cannabis containers from around the state and turns them into baby pots and more. P3 Distributing, located in Portland, near Milwaukee, is Oregon’s most well-known and extensive cannabis packaging recycling system. Owner Patrick Caldwell started the program in hopes of reducing the production of plastic by the cannabis industry.

In 2015, P3 Distributing, formerly Pat’s Pot Packaging, began selling what it now recycles: plastic packaging. Caldwell quickly realized the enormous amount of plastic being distributed. The father and son duo that founded P3 decided that it was important to take responsibility for the packaging that the industry was creating. The company works with hundreds of retailers across the state — about 60% of Oregon dispensaries — through the DropBox program, making recycling available to customers.

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Sales under the state license began today

Patients who meet state requirements can finally access approved medical cannabis products from licensed dispensaries in Alabama.

Selling with a state license began today, more than five years after lawmakers adopted legislation regulation of the medical marijuana market. For years, the program’s rollout has been delayed by litigation — at one time with regulators suspension licensing process in general.

“For five long years, Alabama patients have not been able to locally obtain medically necessary, state-approved cannabis products from state-licensed dispensaries,” said NORML Deputy Director Paul Armentano. “These unwarranted delays have caused unnecessary suffering and needlessly put the health and well-being of patients at risk. Starting today, lawmakers, regulators and licensed providers must start putting patients’ needs first.”

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“No other drug heals like cannabis”

Iowa’s governor has signed a bill that will double the number of medical cannabis dispensaries allowed to operate in the state

Under previous law, Iowa’s limited medical marijuana program allowed only five dispensaries. That would double to 10 below HF 990, which Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) approved Tuesday.

The measure passed the House 88-5 in April and previously cleared the Senate 42-5.

Bridget Spiddle, public policy and communications coordinator for the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP), wrote in an alert to supporters last month that the reform would be “a critical step in expanding access to medical cannabis for one of the most restrictive medical cannabis programs in the country.”

“No other drug is treated like cannabis. Pharmacies are widely available throughout Iowa, while dispensaries operate in five locations serving thousands of patients,” she said. “Rural Iowans must spend enormous amounts of time and resources on expensive trips to get their medicine.”

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