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Illinois releases Cannabis Report FY2024 (IDFPR portion)

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This article focuses on the Department of Financial & Professional Regulation (IDFPR) portion of the report, which touts FY2024 as “a year of explosive growth in the cannabis industry” in Illinois. The 144-page report, compiled by the Cannabis Regulation Oversight Office (CROO), incorporates data from several state departments.

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Dispensaries Plan To Open Soon Despite Medical Marijuana Mess In Missouri

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Although medical cannabis has technically been legal in Missouri for over a year and cards have been issued, patients are still waiting desperately for dispensaries to open across the state. Problems plaguing the medical cannabis program in Missouri are three-fold. Irregularities plague Missouri’s Medical Marijuana Program.

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Ohio to More than Double Number of Medical Cannabis Dispensaries |

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A regulatory panel in Ohio gave the green light on Tuesday to plans that would more than double the number of medical cannabis dispensaries in the state. The state’s first dispensaries opened three years later, as it continues to tweak and expand the law. View original article.

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Nevada Approves Cannabis Business Insurance Policy

Cannabis Law Report

The American Association of Insurance Services has expanded its Cannabis Businessowners Policy into Nevada , making it the third state to approve the insurance program, along with Colorado and California, according to a Property Casualty 360 report. Read The full article. Cannabis Business Insurance Policy Approved in Nevada.

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Article: A Comprehensive Cannabis Program for New York State: The Second Act

Cannabis Law Report

This year’s proposed legislation also reflects that New York’s time remaining on the sidelines of adult-use cannabis was well-used to learn from the challenges and shortcomings of other adult-use programs in the country. The Program. Moreover, New York’s cannabis program would consist of three branches: medical, adult-use and hemp.

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Michigan Legislature Introduces Bills to Reduce Caregiver Program

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The MCMA released a study in June through the Anderson Economic Group stating that 70 percent of cannabis sales were made outside of regulated dispensaries, and that illegal sales are the main way that residents are obtaining cannabis. . View original article. Companies such as The Botanical Co. Companies such as The Botanical Co.

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Pennsylvania Senators Unveil Bill to Foster an Adult-use Cannabis Program

Cannabis Law Report

Pennsylvania Senator Daylin Leach and Senator Sharif Street recently unveiled their plan to introduce legislation, Senate Bill 350 (“SB 350”), that — if passed — would legalize adult-use cannabis and create a corresponding regulatory program. Micro-growers can only grow and only sell their product to processors and dispensaries.