The cannabis business publication Green Market Report recently reported that Boris Jordan, Chairman of Curaleaf,
2022 has been a pivotal year for Ayr Wellness in New Jersey. They took over a large-scale cultivation expansion and began adult-use sales at its three retail locations.
They also introduced its national brand into the wholesale market and its retail stores. Ayr is now among the several hundred dispensaries now OK’d to operate in New Jersey. They also have the maximum of 3 dispensaries allowed in the state.
The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) approved 121 cannabis licenses and tentative rules for cannabis consumption areas. “We’re going to kinda easy this month. It’s only 113,” Executive Director Jeff Brown joked after many were issued last month.
Many companies applied for a conditional license.
They have to convert to what is known as an “annual license” to open their doors.
The winners were as follows:
The Jersey City Planning Board approved the Uforia and Green Flamingo adult-use cannabis dispensaries to
Hoboken has made progress on the Story Dispensary and JJ Dispensary Hoboken cannabis applications despite
The medical cannabis dispensary Sweetspot opened the 29th New Jersey medical cannabis dispensary in Voorhees
The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) approved more than 300 adult-use cannabis licenses during
The UFCW Local 360 union announced cannabis workers at the large Multi-State Operator (MSO) Curaleaf’s
The Cannabis Quality Conference (CQC) held in Parsippany in Morris County this week focused on
The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board (CCB) approved three adult-use cannabis dispensary applications and tabled
The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) promised to help conditional license winners at a
The Jersey City Office of Diversity & Inclusion held a cannabis job fair at the
