800 Fired From Pot Jobs in Malls, and Other Cannabis Stories You May Have Missed
The spread of COVID-19 has seen typically stable sectors of the economy rival the chaos of the nascent cannabis industry.
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Cannabis Users, Shops Suffer High Anxiety After Massachusetts Shuts Down Recreational Sales
Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday extended an order closing nonessential businesses, including recreational cannabis shops, until early May.
People Are Still Using Cannabis During the Pandemic. How Are They Getting It?
“We’re considered an ‘essential service,’” one dealer told BuzzFeed News. “Which is a mixed blessing because I have to pay for my divorce and rent but I’m immunocompromised.”
Get Busy in the Kitchen With Foodmaker Holly Haines
Holly Haines likes to describe herself as a “foodmaker” rather than a chef.
Sonoma County Cannabis Dispensaries That Deliver Better Positioned During Pandemic
Every adult in Petaluma did not get a delivery of cannabis last week.
Lack of Protective Gear at Cannabis Labs Could Threaten Weed Supply
Labs have been taking protective steps like staggering workers’ shifts and implementing additional sanitation measures.
Coronavirus Could Accelerate US Cannabis Legalization
As the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic piles up, U.S. cities and states are set to face significant lost revenue given the loss of business activity.
If You Have a Letter From a Medical Provider, You Can Buy Cannabis in Utah
Medical cannabis is now more accessible to Utahns.
Cannabis Sales Explode as Californians Become Homebound
As Americans stock up on toilet paper and food to adjust to new restrictions on everyday life amid the coronavirus pandemic, they’ve identified weed as another essential good — particularly in California.
Cannabis Sales and Delivery Boosted in L.A. to “Ease Minds” About Coronavirus
As the coronavirus spreads in California, cannabis businesses including Lowell Farms, Caliva, Sweet Flower and Sherbinskis say the demand is high: “People are stocking up.”
