Manufacturing & Distribution Blog

Governor Hochul recently signed New York's 2022-2023 budget bill; one of the key provisions in the bill was a decoupling from IRC Sec. 280E, the severely inhibitive rule that denies most tax deductions to cannabis businesses.

This article discusses how, as employers continue to struggle recruiting and retaining employees and states across the U.S. lift their restrictions on cannabis use, many companies are considering lifting pre-existing drug-testing polices when hiring.…

This post takes a look at how, as more states continued to pass legislation to legalize recreational cannabis, the number of federal trafficking charges began to drop year-after-year.

The House voted in favor of passing Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act, which would end federal cannabis prohibition and create opportunities for social equity in the market. The bill now moves to the Senate.

SPACs are becoming a popular option to many cannabis-related business owners to gain access to the capital they need to grow.

New Jersey took a major step forward on March 15 by accepting license applications for adult-use cannabis dispensaries. This article takes a look at some of the details, including who will be given priority.

Learn how this new lease standard is effecting transportation and logistics companies and questions to consider in order to remain compliant.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) has announced that it is relaxing its rules, and the punishment, for its athletes that test positive for cannabis.

A brief discussion of Governor Hochul’s signing of a law opening the opportunity for New York-based hemp farmers to apply for Conditional Adult-use Cannabis Cultivator licenses.