California marijuana testing lab sues state to recover suspended license
BelCosta Labs, a prominent California marijuana testing company, is suing state regulators in a bid to get its suspended license reinstated.
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BelCosta Labs, a prominent California marijuana testing company, is suing state regulators in a bid to get its suspended license reinstated.
The general lack of sanctioned cannabis festivals – or some other form of civic celebrations other commodities and industries enjoy – is another demonstration of how regulated marijuana still doesn’t enjoy the same official embrace extended to other retail and hospitality sectors.
The first marijuana consumption venue in San Diego County has opened.
Two California jurisdictions have approved cutting cannabis business taxes as the industry lobbies for more relief from local municipalities.
California regulators have suspended a prominent testing lab’s license “indefinitely” for alleged infractions that include potency inflation, according to records obtained by MJBizDaily.
As the industry, consumers and other enthusiasts prep for another April 20 cannabis celebration, the date is taking on new importance nationwide for advocacy, unity and business.
Licensed cannabis stores in California would have to attract almost 200 extra customers a month to keep revenue steady if taxes increase on July 1, according to one retailer’s analysis.