Cookies and Native Humboldt Farms to Host Sovereignty Summit for Tribal Cannabis Businesses

Cookies, a leading cannabis brand, is partnering with Native Humboldt Farms to host the Sovereignty Summit, a three-day educational forum aimed at empowering Tribal Nations in the cannabis industry. The summit, taking place in September 2024, will bring together Tribal leaders, policy advocates, and experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges of entering the cannabis market.

Kamala Harris’ Pro-Cannabis Stance Sparks Mixed Reactions

Vice President Kamala Harris’ pro-cannabis stance, endorsed by Hollywood celebrities like Ben Stiller and George Clooney, has garnered mixed reactions. While some celebrate her commitment to change, others question her past actions. The cannabis industry, however, sees her as a champion for legalization, praising her support for rescheduling marijuana and pardoning low-level offenders.

Czech Republic Cannabis Legislation: A Balancing Act Between Medical Access and Full Legalization

The Czech Republic is grappling with cannabis legislation, with the governing coalition supporting medical marijuana expansion but showing hesitation towards full recreational legalization. While a draft bill proposing a regulated market similar to Canada and some US states exists, its future remains uncertain. The bill faces internal review and potential revisions before reaching the European Commission, highlighting the complexity of the process.

Cannabis License Values: A Market Snapshot

The value of cannabis licenses varies greatly depending on market maturity and license type. Emerging markets with limited supply, like Florida, see higher prices than established markets like California. Vertically integrated licenses, allowing full control of the supply chain, are particularly valuable, especially in Florida. However, federal rescheduling could impact license value, making it crucial for investors to consider market trends and local regulations.

NYC Mayor Adams Destroys 8,000 Pounds of Seized Cannabis in ‘Operation Padlock’

New York City Mayor Eric Adams oversaw the destruction of over 8,000 pounds of cannabis products seized in ‘Operation Padlock,’ a joint law enforcement effort to crack down on illegal smoke shops in the city. The cannabis was incinerated at a facility outside of New York City, with the heat generated used to power the facility and homes on Long Island. Adams emphasized the importance of destroying the seized cannabis to prevent its re-entry into the community and to ensure no one would be able to consume it.

Saving Money on Cannabis During Tough Times: Tips and Strategies

This article provides practical advice on how to manage cannabis consumption and save money during challenging economic times. It covers topics like home cultivation, partnering with friends, optimizing consumption habits, and exploring alternative options like CBD. Experts also discuss the importance of resensitizing your body to THC and managing tolerance levels for a more efficient use of cannabis.

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