New Jersey is positioning itself as a hub of innovation in the cannabis industry.
As the market becomes more competitive, it is likely that prices will continue to drop, but it is important to ensure that this does not come at the expense of quality and fair profits for farmers and retailers.
After NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) Commissioner Krista Nash gave the keynote speech at the
Activists Edward “Lefty Grimes and Mike “Bongholeo” Vintzileos of Sativa Cross attended the town hall meeting in Madison, in Morris County, on Monday night. The meeting was devoted to overturning the medical cannabis ban despite approving it early last year.
This tremendous growth of the cannabis industry comes despite immense obstacles stemming from the plant’s legal status, social stigma around marijuana usage, and other difficulties such as the licensing process and few options for financiers.
An event that started as a humble forum turned into a mini-convention with many sponsors and attendees signing up. Attendees and vendors packed the UFCW Local 360 union hall in Berlin Township. Many had to park on the grass and the street.
In many towns across the Garden State, New Jersey local governments are refusing to listen to the desires of their constituents on cannabis businesses.
Minorities 4 Medical Marijuana (M4MM) New Jersey announced an expansion of its leadership team to
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newbie, it’s important to understand the different measurements
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A bill to legalize NJ magic mushrooms has been introduced in the New Jersey Assembly.
Cannabis Sativa and Indica are the two main types of cannabis plants that are commonly
