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1 – legalization, 2 – questions about medical marijuana

Next week, three bills related to the legalization of marijuana in Tennessee will be presented to their committees. One bill would legalize recreational use, while two others would create a ballot question on the November ballot that would measure Tennesseans’ interest in medical marijuana.

SB2440: Pot for Potholes

The recreational use bill called a pothole pot. It was proposed last year and failed at this very stage.

The bill would legalize marijuana for people age 21 and older and levy a 15% excise tax to fund repairs to state and local roads and bridges in Tennessee.

SB2440 is scheduled to be introduced in the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 23.

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Nabis has grown from an apartment to the largest distributor in the state

Tucked away among irrigation canals and orchards, a nondescript Central Valley building is home to what is likely the largest collection of cannabis ever assembled. Inside, there is a constant buzz of activity as dozens of workers in reflective jackets unload semi-trucks filled with cannabis and move box carts back and forth across the warehouse floor. It’s like someone took a Costco and swapped the toilet paper pallets for millions of joints, vapes, and cannabis flowers, all packaged and ready to go.

This is a shelter for Nabi, California’s Largest Distributorthrough which 30% of the legal market passes on its way from pot farms to retail. You’ve probably never heard of the company, but if you’ve bought legal marijuana in California, there’s a good chance Nabi has touched it.

While thousands of cannabis companies are dying in California a spectacular collapse of the state’s previous largest distributorNabis has quietly grown into one of the biggest winners in the California cannabis market. The company makes about $100 million a year and is profitable — a rare feat in the world of legal cannabis margins — and recently became the largest distributor in New York. according to CEO Vince Nino.

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Could Colorado Legalize THC Beverages In Bars And Restaurants?

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Could Colorado Legalize THC Beverages In Bars And Restaurants?

Colorado legislators seek to legalize hemp-derived THC beverages in traditional hospitality venues, such as bars and restaurants, despite ​​the impending federal ban.

A bill introduced in the state Legislature on April 16, Regulating Legal THC Beverages, proposes to allow selling THC drinks with low doses of cannabis for adults 21 and older – and outside of the state-regulated cannabis market.

How will THC hemp beverages be regulated in Colorado?

If passed, SB26-164 would allowlicensed alcohol establishments– including bars, restaurants,music venuesand liquor stores to obtain an additional license to serve hemp-derived beverages containing up to 10 milligrams of THC per serving.

These businesses will be prohibited from selling or allowing the use of cannabis.

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MA Governor Healey Approves Shakeup Of Mass. Cannabis Laws

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MA Governor Healey Approves Shakeup Of Mass. Cannabis Laws

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed into law Sunday reforming cannabis regulations and rebooting the Cannabis Regulatory Commission.

Under the legislation, the current Cannabis Control Commission is dissolved immediately and reduced from five members to three, all of whom will be appointed by the governor. Healy now has 30 days to appoint a new commission, which has been riddled with infighting for years. The deadline for signing Healy’s bill, which lawmakers sent to her desk on April 9, expired Sunday. Healy’s office said they “have already begun the process of identifying commissioners.”

“The cannabis industry is an important part of the Massachusetts economy, supporting jobs and local businesses and bringing revenue to cities and towns,” Healy said in a Sunday news release. “It’s important that we do everything we can to make sure that this industry is set up for success and that we remain competitive in this fast-growing market.”

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