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Michigan's $3.7M Cannabis Crackdown + Arkansas Hemp Victory + THC Beverages Hit $382M

Michigan's $3.7M Cannabis Crackdown + Arkansas Hemp Victory + THC Beverages Hit $382M

Why Michigan's violation spree signals trouble for MSOs nationwide, plus the Arkansas ruling that changes everything for hemp markets...

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📢 Florida Falters, ICE Raids Turn Deadly, and GMP Sets the Global Standard

📢 Florida Falters, ICE Raids Turn Deadly, and GMP Sets the Global Standard

Florida’s cannabis market is cracking under pressure, ICE raids in California leave one dead, and GMP certification is becoming the price of admission for global cannabis trade. Start your day with sharp insights into where the market, and regulators, are headed next.

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Policy, Decoded: Potency Fights. Gaming Cracks. Enforcement Heats Up.

Policy, Decoded: Potency Fights. Gaming Cracks. Enforcement Heats Up.

Potency caps, gaming restrictions, and enforcement sweeps are reshaping the cannabis map. Colorado, Florida, Alabama, and New Mexico step up penalties. Operators should treat these signals like live fire.

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Policy, Decoded: Labor Rule Struck. Ohio Launches. Lawsuits Stack Up.

Policy, Decoded: Labor Rule Struck. Ohio Launches. Lawsuits Stack Up.

Oregon’s labor peace rule is dead. Ohio opens adult-use sales. Alabama and Oklahoma face legal battles. The paperwork is the risk, and the map is still moving.