Licensing & Legislation
Does Your Cannabis Business Need Insurance? Here’s What to Know
Running a business is hard, and cannabis business owners know this better than most. Constantly evolving regulations, shifting compliance requirements, and industry-specific risks can exacerbate business challenges in this space. Avoiding these common mistakes is critical, and so is protecting the business you’ve worked hard to build. The good news is successful cannabis businesses can…
Read MoreCannabis Advertising Laws by State: N-Z (2026 Update)
Cannabis marketing laws are often fine-tuned once established; therefore, it is imperative that those who want to avoid hefty fines and ultimately retain their businesses are in the know about cannabis advertising regulations as well as cannabis advertising restrictions. Read below for a guide by state, beginning with N through Z. Nevada Advertising may not…
Read MoreCannabis Advertising Laws by State: A-M (2026 Update)
Did you know that most state legislatures meet annually (except Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, and Texas) and hold sessions anywhere from 30 to more than 150 days? This makes for many opportunities to change the state laws on cannabis advertising. Keep reading to see how things have changed or stayed the same since we first…
Read MoreBest Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries In Minnesota
Minnesota’s Recreational Cannabis Marketplace Minnesota began offering medical marijuana sales back in 2015, but it wasn’t until 10 years later that statewide recreational sales began. Officially legalized in 2023, the first recreational sale was on tribal lands in that year, but the first non-tribal recreational sale didn’t happen until September 2025. Now, adults 21 years…
Read MoreOklahoma Cannabis Laws on the Chopping Block: Gov. Stitt Calls for a Revote
Although Kevin Stitt, governor of Oklahoma since 2019, has expressed his concerns regarding the state’s medical marijuana program in the past, he recently officially called for the issue to be sent back to the voters to “shut it down”. Stitt delivered his final State of the State address Feb. 2, 2026, as his term limits…
Read MoreIs Weed Legal in PA? Here’s Where Things Stand in 2026
Is weed legal in PA? Virtue, liberty, and independence may be the Pennsylvania state motto, but Pennsylvanians are not at liberty to legally consume cannabis recreationally. What’s more, the lack of Pennsylvania marijuana laws favoring legalization means profits are being driven out of state. Of the six states and one country that border Pennsylvania —…
Read MoreMinnesota Is Now Home to the Only Operating Government-Run Cannabis Dispensary in the U.S.
If you thought the U.S.-based cannabis industry was all out of unique business models, think again! Minnesota is now home to the only operating government-run cannabis dispensary in the United States. (Washington State had the first ever, which operated from 2015-2021.) The city of Anoka, Minn., holds the honor now, although multiple other Minnesota cities…
Read MoreMassachusetts Cannabis Cafes Approved!
Nearly 10 years after legalization and the approval by voters for recreational weed consumption cafes, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) has approved new regulations for social cannabis use. These regulations include three types of licenses, outlined framework for cannabis consumption spaces, and permitted consumption in sites such as cafés, lounges and yoga studios in…
Read MoreDelaware Plans to Ease Up On Public Marijuana Smoke
Repetition has reigned in the world of cannabis legalization. As new states permit sale, possession and consumption, verbiage is often borrowed from other legal states for drafting laws. One consistent “no-no” across the United States is low to zero tolerance for public cannabis use. Some Delaware lawmakers, however, are aiming to distance a bit from…
Read MoreWhat Schedule III Cannabis Means for Research
Since the end of 2025, cannabis rescheduling news has made national headlines due to the President’s order to begin the rescheduling process to a schedule III. But what’s a schedule 3 drug? Schedule 3 drugs have a moderate to low potential for abuse, while Schedule 1 are high abuse risks. Is marijuana a schedule 3…
Read MorePresident Reclassified Cannabis, DEA Says Not That Simple
President Trump signed an order Dec. 18, 2025, to reschedule cannabis from Schedule I (drugs with a high abuse risk) to Schedule III (drug with moderate to low potential for abuse). In this context, controlled and scheduled have the same meaning. Let’s examine what is next in this process, who supports and opposes this change,…
Read MoreFinally a Path for Virginia Recreational Dispensaries?
Is there finally a path for Virginia recreational dispensaries? Newly elected Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger thinks so. The former Congresswoman and CIA officer is replacing Glenn Youngkin, who prevented adult-use cannabis sales, despite reforms passed by the State Legislature four years ago. Gov.-Elect Spanberger promised during her campaign to allow headlong movement of recreational sales,…
Read MoreCannabis Prerolls: Tidy, Convenient, Booming!
Everyone loves easy accessibility, especially those who are new consumers. This is consistently true within the cannabis industry, where the immense popularity of pre-rolled joints have caused widespread attention. While it may seem surprising to those comfortable with a range of ways to consume, prerolls are an uncomplicated method for newcomers to ease into THC…
Read MoreCannabis Industry Pushback on Marijuana Tax in Michigan
Attention Michiganders — your local Michigan marijuana brand may be in danger! Signed Oct. 7 by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and filed with the Secretary of State the next day, the Mitten State enacted the new Michigan weed tax of 24% on wholesale cannabis transactions, which has an anticipated revenue of $420 million for the state’s roadways.…
Read MoreHow to Open a Cannabis Dispensary — Here’s What It Really Takes
According to Statista, revenue in the U.S. cannabis market is anticipated to demonstrate an annual growth rate of 3.36%, leading to a market volume of $55.43 Billion by 2030. The trend of investing in the industry started out strong and remains today, with many seeking ways to obtain their own piece of the pakalolo pie.…
Read MoreHouse Democrats Move to Federally Legalize Cannabis, Again
Much like the entire cannabis community and beyond, CannaCon is very interested in federal cannabis legalization. Last noted in April 2025, there is now a new reason to consider the possibility of federal legalization. New York Rep. Jerry Nadler reintroduced Aug. 29 the Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act. This MORE Act bill aims…
Read MoreGoogle Just Greenlit Cannabis Ads in Canada — Is the U.S. Next?
Big news in the cannabis industry: Google has launched a limited pilot program that permits specific cannabis-related product advertising in Canada. Announced Aug. 20 and initiated on Aug. 25, advertising related to cannabis is occurring via Search for federally licensed operators for a 20-week timeframe. Why is this big news? Because this trial marks the…
Read MoreDelaware Recreational Weed Is Legal and Available
The first month of sales for Delaware recreational weed proved to be a good deal, with $7.35 million in purchases reported in August 2025. The Office of the Marijuana Commissioner announced Delaware recreational dispensaries saw “strong results” from customers “demonstrating broad interest in a variety of products including flower, vapes, edibles, pre-rolls, tinctures, and topicals.”…
Read MoreTexas Vape Ban 2025: What Cannabis Consumers and Retailers Need to Know
The Texas THC vape ban took effect Sept. 1, 2025 — vaporizers containing cannabinoid derived from hemp were officially banned. Considered to be one of the toughest vape laws in the United States, any cannabinoids (such as THC, CBD, Delta‑8 THC, THCA), alcohol, kratom, kava, mushrooms, antidepressant drug tianeptine, or any derivatives are banned. SB 2024…
Read MoreBuying Weed Away From Home: Cannabis Rules for Out-of-State Buyers
Both cannabis tourists and traveling tokers have questions about cannabis rules for out-of-state buyers. Can you buy weed out of state? Can you buy recreational weed with an out-of-state license? Can non-residents buy cannabis? Can out-of-state visitors buy cannabis? While more and more states are allowing non-residents to purchase cannabis legally, it remains important to…
Read MoreSAFE Banking Act: What Cannabis Businesses Should Know in 2025
If you’re new to the cannabis industry, you may not be fully aware of the SAFE Act, which is the shortened name for the Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking Act. This piece of legislation is designed to bridge the gap between state-legalized cannabis industries and the federal banking system due to the Schedule I classification…
Read MoreIs Weed Legal in Texas? 2025 Cannabis Laws, THC Bans & Legalization Updates
Is Weed Legal in Texas? “We’re going to protect the people of Texas from THC,” Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said to media outlets recently while lauding Senate Bill 3 — a total ban on hemp-derived THC products — as one of the “top five” bills of his 17-year legislative career. Senate Bill 3: Total THC Ban or…
Read MoreTennessee Senate Passes Bill Banning THCA
Tennessee cannabis laws are seeing some changes. Recent legislative amendments centered around hemp-derived cannabinoids have passed both the State Senate, as SB 1413, and the House, as HB 1376. These bills are predicted to redefine hemp products and impose stricter regulations on compounds like THCA and delta-9 THC. Let’s take an in-depth look at these…
Read MoreThe Latest on New York Cannabis in 2025
Everyone wants to know: is weed legal in New York? While the answer is technically yes, it seems like every day brings another round of announcements, legislation and news articles. Late 2024, the Office for Cannabis Management (OCM) acknowledged “growing pains” during the launch of the adult-use market, including a slow market rollout and leadership…
Read MoreVegas consumption lounges are open and legal
Three cheers for progress, as the most common cannabis question in Sin City is no longer “can you smoke weed in Las Vegas?” It’s now, “which cannabis lounge in Las Vegas do you prefer?” We said in 2021 Nevada consumption lounges were coming, and that statement is finally true! Here are the latest locations, information…
Read MoreIs Weed Legal in Ohio? 2024 Update and More
April 1973: Dr. Hook, Bruce Springsteen, and The Eagles all played at the Ohio University Music Festival. This huge event was witnessed by thousands of music lovers and remembered long after the party ended. Conversely, only a month prior, former President Richard Nixon stated to a small group of aides and advisers that he knew…
Read MoreIs Cannabis Legal in Oklahoma Yet?
Is weed legal in Oklahoma? The answer is, “sort of.” Among states with legal cannabis, Oklahoma is a standout…even for an industry without rigid rules or standards. Some of the state’s abnormalities include: A lack of specific qualifying medical conditions Voter rejection of recreational legalization despite a robust medicinal market A lack of caps for…
Read MoreTips to Market Your Cannabis Business
Marketing your business could mean the difference between success and failure, which is why it must be handled carefully. Being relatable, memorable and trustworthy are how any business retains and attracts customers. This typically involves networking and marketing, but it’s important to remember that cannabis networking and marketing are a little different than other industries.…
Read MoreMinnesota Medical Cannabis Laws are Changing. Here’s What you Need to Know
Minnesota cannabis is currently in a gray area. Adult-use dispensaries (St. Paul and elsewhere) aren’t open yet, but progress is happening and the Minnesota cannabis market is rapidly evolving and developing. Read on to learn more about what’s happening with dispensaries in St. Paul and throughout the state. Decriminalization Paving the Way for St. Paul…
Read MoreCannabis Expungements Status in U.S.
Cannabis prisoners are a controversial group. Over the past 25+ years, an average of more than 600,000 arrests for cannabis are in the United States every year. Of those arrests, Black individuals are nearly four times more likely than their white counterparts to be arrested despite both groups using cannabis at similar rates. With adult-use…
Read MoreThe New Mexico Cannabis Market is Blazing
Perhaps beyond the land, the New Mexico cannabis market itself is enchanted. Of the adult-use markets launched since the beginning of 2022, Montana and New Mexico are second to none on a per capita basis. Read on for more stats about the current state of New Mexico cannabis sales. 2024 Cannabis Sales New Mexico New…
Read MoreOklahoma Boom! The Sooner State Spin On Cannabis
When voters rejected Oklahoma recreational weed in 2023, many were surprised. A big part of this surprise was the proof that that precedent does not always guarantee specific outcomes. Although Oklahoma still has a wildly popular, successful medical market with no qualifying conditions, some culling has occurred. One such area is in the number of…
Read MoreEmbracing Cannabis Consumption Lounges
As legalized adult-use cannabis spreads across the nation, it has never been easier to purchase and enjoy this popular plant. However, the next challenge for many is finding a place to enjoy it outside the home. For public cannabis consumption, the name “consumption lounge” has taken hold, especially in legal terms, and states are establishing…
Read MoreTexas Challenges Voter-Approved Cannabis Decriminalization: Legal Battle Ensues
In a move that has stirred controversy and raised questions about the balance between state and local governance, Texas has taken legal action against several cities that have implemented voter-approved cannabis decriminalization policies. This clash between state and municipal authorities highlights the ongoing debate surrounding marijuana legalization and the extent to which states can regulate…
Read MoreWill We See Significant New Jersey Cannabis Changes in 2024?
Cannabis in New Jersey has a big year ahead in the legal realm, as lawmakers have filed more than a dozen bills to address a wide range of topics, including banking, home growing, interstate commerce and employment protection. In this sense, the Garden State is no different from most other states — cannabis laws are…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Washington, D.C.
As the laws that govern cannabis business licensing in Maryland evolve, so do similar laws throughout the mid-Atlantic region. We’re currently living through a period of unprecedented growth and change in the United States’ cannabis landscape, so from our perspective, the easiest way to keep track of all these changes is to keep ourselves up…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas
Throughout the nation, cannabis laws are in continuous flux. The laws that govern cannabis business licensing in North Dakota and other midwestern states are no exception. Although this region of the country is a bit behind the coasts when it comes to cannabis legalization, progress is happening here, and it’s playing out differently from state…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
2023 saw some big cannabis progress in some states, minimal progress in others and in a few states, hard stops and stalls. As a cannabis entrepreneur, it’s important to keep abreast of all the latest in cannabis business licensing and laws, even in states where you don’t currently live or operate. This is because in…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Washington, Oregon, California
The West Coast of the United States has long-established markets for cannabis. However, ebbs and flows in policy and practices are ever constant, even here. To stay on top of the latest laws governing cannabis business licensing in Washington, Oregon and California read on. We’re covering the latest 2023 updates on news and cannabis business…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts
Manufacturers of cannabis products and other entrepreneurs in the industry face a constant evolution of new products and scientific advancements. If they want to retain and expand their customer base, these entrepreneurs need to adapt to technological and legal advancements in the industry. In cannabis, each market is controlled by the state where it operates,…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee [2023]
It’s true: industry changes happen a bit slower in the southern United States. Change does happen, though, and it’s not always linear. In Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee, cannabis business licensing law changes don’t look exactly like they do in other parts of the country, but change is happening nonetheless. Below is an update on cannabis…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota
Throughout the United States, cannabis legalization continues to progress. In some states, this means creating new medicinal markets. In others, it’s adding adult-use markets. In others yet, the latest news involves changes to existing cannabis licensing laws and regulations, and in some states, the only news is no new markets or changes. To keep you…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio
As cannabis legalization continues to sweep the nation, so do legal updates in states with new and existing medical and adult-use markets. If you’re following the news about cannabis legalization in the midwestern United States, here’s an update on the news, legislation and licensing in the world of cannabis business in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah [2023]
Looking for updated information on cannabis business licensing in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, or Utah? This is the place to find it! Legalization was just the beginning — today, laws in these states and states across the nation continue to evolve. Cannabis Business Licensing in Arizona Those in possession of a business license, including the…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas [2023]
Although the southern United States is not known for favoring recreational cannabis legalization, medical programs in the South have been gaining traction. With each year of consideration and action, state legalization and licensing evolve. Below is updated information about cannabis business licensing in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Cannabis Business Licensing in Arkansas On the…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing: New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut [2023]
States across the country continually update their cannabis legislation and cannabis business licensing. Let’s check in on the current state of cannabis business licensing in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Connecticut and the latest news from within their borders. Cannabis Business Licensing in New York At the end of August 2023, a New…
Read MoreThe State of Cannabis Legislation & Licensing in Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming [2023]
Licensing and legislation for each state’s cannabis market are in constant motion. As laws, ordinances and business licenses evolve, it is imperative for those in the industry to maintain the most current knowledge in order to expand their commercial endeavors legally. Below are updated license opportunities and cannabis laws for the states of Idaho, Montana,…
Read MoreRecreational Dispensaries are Opening in NYC!
Recreational dispensaries are finally opening in New York! Although the process is not moving as swiftly as it did in other parts of the United States, it’s moving forward in the Empire State. New York City dispensaries that are open now each hold a Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary (CAURD) License, which was awarded to businesses…
Read MoreAttend a Cannabis Conference in Biloxi MS
There’s no better time than now to attend your first weed convention in Biloxi. Mississippi’s legal cannabis market is brand new and already booming. CannaCon’s Biloxi cannabis conference is sure to impress, educate and enlighten anyone interested in entering this fledgling market. Kicking off the year in Biloxi, Mississippi, CannaCon will be held from 10…
Read MoreStart a Cannabis Business in Mississippi
Mississippi cannabis laws are officially updated: Medical cannabis sales are legal and as of January 2023, approved patients have access. According to Weedmaps, three dispensaries are open for business as of early January 2023. As an aspiring Mississippi cannabis entrepreneur interested in starting a cannabis business in Mississippi, read on to find out what you…
Read MoreVermont Cannabis Laws to Ban Plastic Packaging
Recreational sales in Vermont began Oct. 1, and those first customers inside may have noticed something different from cannabis purchases in other states: Vermont cannabis laws require cannabis products to be sold in glass, metal or cardboard containers. In an industry where radical ideas present themselves every day, Vermont’s decision to ban plastic packaging is…
Read MoreStates Changing the Rules for Employee Drug Testing
Legalization has far reaching effects. An example that becomes more and more prevalent is how medical and recreational legalization connects to workplace drug testing. Policies vary by industry, ranging from solely testing after an incident to regularly scheduled sampling to pre-employment drug testing. States that have legalized must consider this aspect, and clear guidelines for…
Read MoreVirginia Preps for Legal Cannabis Sales
Hemp and the state of Virginia have a long history. From the beginning, nearly every arriving ship had marijuana seeds for Virginia on board. Jamestown records reflect the popularity of this crop, mainly due to its versatility around a working farm. In 1619, the order to grow hemp was announced there; it became as good…
Read MoreMissouri Marijuana is on the Ballot in November
Is Missouri marijuana legalization finally here? Legalization in the United States typically comes to fruition two ways: a legislative bill or an initiated ballot measure. Missouri recreational weed is up for legitimacy via the latter, thanks to the efforts of Legal Missouri 2022, who in May submitted roughly 400,000 signatures for a legalization initiative. The…
Read MoreRaw Cannabis Odor No Longer Cause for Vehicle Searches, Warrants
The odor of cannabis from a vehicle, dwelling or person has historically landed pot smokers in serious hot water. Due to long-standing search warrant criteria for cannabis, law enforcement officers have relied upon the smell of marijuana as probable cause for searching and often arresting citizens — even when the cannabis was in raw, unburnt…
Read MoreNew York’s New Marijuana Drug Testing Rules
A workplace drug test in New York may never look the same again. Per the state’s Department of Labor (DOL), employers there are not allowed any longer to test most workers, with limited exceptions, for cannabis THC. This is a bold step in the United States, as the legality of cannabis ranges from fully illegal,…
Read MoreAlabama Legalized Medical Marijuana, But What Does That Mean?
Is medical marijuana legal in Alabama? The South is no longer a desert for those seeking relief from ailments; recently, medical cannabis advocates of Alabama experienced hard-earned success when Governor Kay Ivey signed a bill into law that allows a medical marijuana market, albeit a restrictive one. Under the law, rules are to be adopted…
Read MoreWhat Sets CannaCon Apart from Other Cannabis Conferences
Here at CannaCon, we’ve positioned ourselves as the nation’s best B2B cannabis conference. Our premier goal is to expand the cannabis industry by educating cannabis business owners on all things cannabis and CBD. We’ve developed a trade show that spans 6 locations, hosts over 800 exhibitors and more than 25,000 attendees, effectively covering most regions…
Read MoreThe California CBD Market is Opening to Global Operators
AB45, or Assembly Bill 45, has officially been signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom of California last week, opening the state to producers of hemp-derived CBD products worldwide. With California’s estimated $3.2 trillion gross state product, this change has garnered attention from the CBD industry’s largest operators. CBD companies in California could see some…
Read More5 Reasons to Attend a Cannabis Expo in Virginia
Virginia possesses a rich history – from its early days as a colonial settlement and a strategic location during the Civil War, this capital city has an ever-changing landscape. Today, it’s a thriving hub for culture, shopping, outdoor adventures and…cannabis. Virginia passed adult-use cannabis legalization earlier this year and with this legislation, flocks of cannabis…
Read MoreCompassionate Cannabis is Back in California, Finally.
Compassionate care programs flourished for decades in the historically green state of California, but recreational use laws enacted in 2016 all but buried the long standing tradition. Thankfully activists and a few legislators rallied long enough to pass another version of compassionate care in California, Senate Bill 34, in late 2019. This post explores the…
Read MoreIllinois Fights Violence with Cannabis (and Other Positive Impacts)
The financial impacts of legalization have been long theorized and quickly proven. Other societal benefits have not always been easy to predict but some states that have passed laws allowing for medical and recreational cannabis are demonstrating what good can come from ending cannabis prohibition. Illinois, for example, is a leader in utilizing taxes to…
Read MoreColorado is Issuing New Cannabis Licenses
For those looking to break into the market with a new Colorado cannabis license, Denver is welcoming entrepreneurs for the first time since 2016. Recently, city officials from the Department of Excise and Licenses announced the acceptance of licenses for new cannabis businesses. New applicants will still be required to follow all proximity restrictions, which…
Read MoreCannabis is Now Legal in Connecticut!
As of July 1st, cannabis is legal in Connecticut. This is a change in the Connecticut cannabis law that previously decriminalized cannabis use and means that adults can begin consuming legal cannabis in Connecticut in the coming years. It has been a long road for the state, but the recent change in the law was…
Read MoreThe CCC Has Launched an Online Marijuana Catalog
Identifying legal marijuana has become a whole lot simpler in Massachusetts thanks to the cannabis catalog. Learn more about the marijuana catalog. Massachusetts has taken a proactive stance when it comes to managing legal marijuana identification in the state. The first of its kind in the country, the Cannabis Control Commission launched its cannabis catalog…
Read MoreMichigan Legalizes Cannabis-Infused Beverages
One of the many benefits of legalization is the opportunity to research and develop new ways of consuming cannabis. Cannabis-based beverages are an example, and the state of Michigan has taken notice. Michigan Marijuana Regulatory Agency Director Andrew Brisbo had noted in October 2020 cannabis-infused beverages were “an area of interest to a lot of processors…
Read MoreCan New Jersey’s Slow Start to Cannabis Legalization Recover?
Is recreational weed legal in New Jersey? Despite the recent bill NJ Governor, Phil Murphy signed to finally legalize cannabis in New Jersey and put an end to arrests for possession, some say it’s long overdue. The main position from his 2017 campaign for governor included committing to sign any cannabis legalization that ended up…
Read MoreWill Kentucky (Finally) Legalize Cannabis?
Both medical and recreational cannabis are illegal in Kentucky but times may be changing for this southern state. In early 2020, House Bill 136 passed 65 to 30; this bill marked the first occasion in which a medical marijuana bill had been taken up by the full House. Proposed in the Kentucky cannabis laws bill…
Read MoreMichigan Cannabis Licensing Expansion
Although Michigan has been a recreationally and medically legal state since 2018 and 2008 respectively, the laws that govern the businesses are not static. Nearly two full years into recreational legalization, the medical side is under review and proposals are in play to ease one burdensome aspect of the industry that impact people with a…
Read MoreCannabis Legislation and the Coronavirus
Cannabis legislation and the coronavirus update as of May 2020. As the world adapts to eradicate COVID-19, lawmakers from the United States have not forgotten the cannabis industry. Although relief to other small businesses has been rolled out by the federal government in the form of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs),…
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