A well-written Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is essential for creating a foundation that ensures every process runs smoothly, safely...

In a mad dash, SB24-76 passed on the very last day of session, is heavily amended, and now on its way to become law. Here are the impacts.

These bills, if they pass, will have SIGNIFICANT impacts on ALL existing licenses Marijuana businesses, so PAY ATTENTION!

2024 is geared up for important changes and process in the highly regulated industries of cannabis and natural medicine in Colorado.

In December 2022 The FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection published the Health Products Compliance Guidance, it's first publication in 25

Cannabis reformation won’t happen overnight. And it surely won’t happen with falsehoods being spread at the congressional level...

New Legislation Provides Support for Social Equity & Requires Transparency in HCAs

Passing of HB22-1317: employers who fail to comply could face steep statutory fines and additional penalties. Here's what you need to know.

Colorado cultivators will be able to change the designation of their products from medical marijuana to retail marijuana beginning January 1

Some New Colorado Marijuana Rules Become Effective for July 1, 2022. Here’s What You Need To Know.

As the country continues its march towards legalization, many new opportunities are emerging in states like Colorado and New Jersey.

On May 27th, 2021, the Florida Supreme Court issued its long-awaited decision in Florida Department of Health v. Florigrown.

Denver city council approved and Mayor Hancock signed off on a new Denver ordinance allowing for delivery of cannabis by third party vendors

Starting July 1, 2021, several new testing requirements for Colorado wholesale hemp manufacturers will go into effect, impacting...

On April 20, 2021, Mayor Michael Hancock singed into law sweeping legislation passed by Denver city council including...

Here are some important announcements you need to know for the month.

Every year following the close of Colorado’s annual legislative session, the Marijuana Enforcement Division gets busy assembling work group

There are now five states that have legalized delivery of retail marijuana; California, Oregon, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Colorado.

Two new business categories will be rolled out in January of 2020 to entrepreneurs looking to enter the Colorado marijuana industry...

It’s been over 2 years since Denver voters approved Initiative 300 in November 2016. The initiative was a pilot program granting businesses