Featured guests: Cannabist concentrates columnist Ry Prichard and OpenVape CEO Ralph Morgan. [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • Plans in Colorado to cap recreational THC amounts • A new line of vape pens for high end consumers • Can concentrates become the normal means of consumption, overtaking cannabis flower? TOP…
Pennsylvania Senate backers of medical marijuana cite flaws in the House bill, which could delay getting the drug to cancer and epilepsy patients.
Colorado cannabis regulators last week issued their 14th marijuana recall in less than five weeks — placing on hold medical cannabis grown by FireHouse Organics, over concerns the plants were grown with unapproved pesticides.
More than a year after Denver started actively policing the marijuana industry’s use of pesticides, the city’s health department is changing its enforcement procedures.
The Colorado agency charged with policing the cannabis industry is about to get more user-friendly. The Marijuana Enforcement Division, which operates within the state Department of Revenue, is giving its website a significant overhaul, the division announced Tuesday.
In Colorado’s 13th pesticide-based recall of marijuana in less than a month, 23 batches of pot grown by La Conte’s Clone Bar are put on hold.
Featured guests: Endocannabinoidology founder Christie Lunsford and Larry Ulibarri, host of the KS-107.5 Morning Show and Larry Uncensored Podcast. [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • What does a longtime member of Colorado’s cannabis industry think of the changes that legalization has forced over the past few years? • Has legal cannabis become…
Featured guests: Endocannabinoidology founder Christie Lunsford and Larry Ulibarri, host of the KS-107.5 Morning Show and Larry Uncensored Podcast. Talking women working in the industry, consulting jobs and social stigmas.
Boulder Hemp Farm is poised to break ground on a piece of property just outside Longmont city limits, after securing $300,000 in private investments.
Colorado regulators recalled 25 strains of medical marijuana produced and sold by Artisanal Medicinals in Denver over pesticide concerns .
State marijuana regulators recalled 31 batches of cannabis grown by Bailey shop Sunrise Solutions. It’s Colorado’s sixth pesticide-related pot recall.
As legal marijuana markets continue to expand in the United States, some experts are arguing that growers have both the need and the opportunity to make their operations, well, greener. A new report, published by data analysis firm New Frontier, highlights the huge energy footprint of marijuana cultivation and outlines strategies to make production more energy efficient – a transition that the authors claim is not only good for the environment, but good for business, too.
Colorado issued another pesticide-related recall of marijuana, its fourth in less than a week, affecting Golden pot shop Rocky Mountain Organic Medicine.
The state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division on Friday announced that its former chief of investigations is now its director. Jim Burack was promoted to the top job two months after his former boss, Lewis Koski, was named deputy senior director for the Colorado Department of Revenue’s broader enforcement division.
Colorado starts work Friday on becoming the first state to regulate organic labels in its pot industry, with other legal weed states watching to see whether they too should step in to help consumers wondering what’s on their weed.
Denver marijuana shop Generation Health has voluntarily recalled more than 2,600 vape pens and concentrates over the presence of potentially dangerous pesticides, according to the city of Denver’s Department of Environmental Health.
The Oregon Department of Agriculture stopped the sale of a pesticide used by marijuana growers because one of its active ingredients is not listed on the product label.
The Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division will disclose the names of hundreds who hold marijuana business licenses, but at a cost of thousands of dollars. Other state-licensed occupations are not handled this way.
Featured guests: Apothecanna founder James Kennedy and Cannabis Business Alliance board member Mark Slaugh. [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • For people who are new to using cannabis topicals, what should they expect to feel when trying THC- or CBD-infused lotions and balms? Plus, some pro tips for making your own…
Talking marijuana matters with these featured guests: Apothecanna founder James Kennedy and Cannabis Business Alliance board member Mark Slaugh.
LivWell, one of America’s largest marijuana businesses, just got a lot bigger. The cannabis business just opened its fourth LivWell store in as many weeks.
Denver marijuana business Caregivers for Life is voluntarily recalling 2,299 individual one-gram syringes of cannabis concentrates that contain potentially unsafe pesticides, according to Denver’s Department of Environmental Health.
Denver marijuana business Organa Labs announced two voluntary recalls on Wednesday involving more than 1,000 OpenVape hash oil-loaded vape pen cartridges and other infused products made with cannabis originally grown by pot business Strainwise.
Consumers would know whether the marijuana or hemp they buy was grown without the use of pesticides under a bill proposed Wednesday in the state legislature.
Three of the four marijuana lawsuits filed against Colorado officials and businesses were organized and at least partially funded by out-of-state anti-drug organizations and socially conservative law firms, a Denver Post analysis shows.
