PHCANN CEO Sasho Stefanoski shares how he scaled Europe’s largest medical supply chain, from a high-tech facility in Macedonia to partnerships with Tyson 2.0 and global markets like Germany, Poland, the UK, and Australia.
TerrAscend expands into its sixth U.S. state with the acquisition of Ratio Cannabis in Ohio. The move adds a high-performing dispensary to its 39-location footprint and positions the company for growth ahead of the state's adult-use market launch.
Jeff Schultz, a former hedge fund attorney, has become a leading voice in cannabis law and policy. From shaping New York’s adult-use rollout to advising top brands, his journey reflects the power of passion, advocacy, and legal expertise in a shifting industry.
New York’s cannabis market hits new highs with 366 dispensaries, workforce training programs, and a statewide education campaign. OCM leads with equity, safety, and science to grow a smarter, more inclusive industry.
The U.S. legal cannabis market is projected to add $123.6 billion to the economy in 2025, despite stalled reform and rising costs. With New York and Ohio emerging and federal change on pause, the industry grows through uncertainty. What will it take to unlock its full potential?
Germany will maintain its cannabis legalization law despite conservative opposition, with a full policy review set for late 2025. Personal use and cultivation remain legal, while medical access and cannabis clubs continue under national guidelines.
The 2025 International Cannabis Business Conference (ICBC) in Berlin marks a decade of industry progress, spotlighting Germany’s landmark cannabis legalization. With Germany leading Europe in medical cannabis reform, ICBC serves as a key platform for global cannabis policy, business, and advocacy.
New York’s cannabis market is evolving with new legislation allowing the sale of intoxicating hemp products and opening doors for out-of-state brands. A new branding license will help cannabis companies enter the state’s legal market, bypassing traditional processing requirements.
Joseph Bondy, NORML's new Board Chair, reflects on the connection between racial justice and cannabis reform. Committed to equitable legalization, NORML aims to address the harms of cannabis prohibition and advocate for policies that benefit communities most affected by systemic racism.
Stay up-to-date with New York’s cannabis market progress. Learn about OCM's efforts in regulating dispensaries, new adult-use store openings, and the crackdown on illicit operators like Big Chief Smoke Shop. Explore the latest developments shaping a safe, equitable cannabis industry.
New York Attorney General secures a $6 million judgment against Big Chief Smoke Shop, an unlicensed cannabis retailer. The shop faced penalties for selling illegal cannabis products, undermining the state's regulated market. This action reinforces New York's crackdown on illicit cannabis operations.
Shahbaaz Kara, a Canadian entrepreneur, bridges cultures and discusses Canada's evolving identity, leadership, and cannabis market. He reflects on Trudeau's legacy, Trump's tariffs, and the future of the cannabis industry, offering insight into the opportunities and challenges shaping North America.
New York State has surpassed 300 licensed cannabis dispensaries, contributing to economic growth and job creation. With 80% of retail licenses awarded to Social and Economic Equity applicants, the legal cannabis market continues to expand access to safer, regulated products across the state.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services marks a pivotal moment for cannabis policy. Experts discuss his potential influence on cannabis rescheduling, research, and regulation, with hopes for more progressive federal policies in the U.S.
Celebrate Black History Month by highlighting Black and Afro-Indigenous pioneers reshaping the cannabis industry. These trailblazers champion justice, equity, and inclusion, driving policy reform, building sustainable businesses, and creating generational wealth in marginalized communities.
