After a long journey, the local Black-owned brand Kota Canna dispensary is set to open
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is working to help struggling New Jersey cannabis companies access capital needed to open.
Curaleaf Holdings, Inc., has publicized that the Board of the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory (CRC) has overturned its prior verdict and approved to Curaleaf’s licenses for adult-use cannabis. This announcement by Curaleaf was made today, on Monday, April 17th.
The Jersey City Council approved stoping the Cannabis Board and the Council from approving cannabis companies starting next month.
Last week the NJCRC denied Curaleaf’s renewal application. Curaleaf has since taken actions to grovel support from its customer base.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) approved 71 cannabis licenses and failed to renew Curaleaf’s adult-use cannabis license due to labor and social equity issues.
The NJ Economy Development Authority (NJEDA) held a New Jersey cannabis industry webinar last night since the application for the initial round of grants opens next week on 4/20.
The Jersey City Cannabis Board approved two cannabis dispensary applications and adjourned three which had problems.
Verano Zen Leaf and Acreage/The Botanist were fined for the second time in less than 12 months for ignoring medical cannabis patients.
The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board (CCB) carried two cannabis dispensary applications and approved two.
Despite the intentions of the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC), many legacy operators going legal
The legalization of cannabis in NJ is a critically significant milestone, but the market is riddled with challenges that need fixing.
