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CT cannabis flower shortage is issue of supply and demand
Cannabis dispensaries in Connecticut are facing a flower shortage, according to the Chief Operating Officer of Fine Fettle Benjamin Zachs. Fine Fettle sent an email to its customers writing in part: “We are currently facing a flower shortage in the state due to limited product availability from our suppliers. We are doing everything we can to get more flower products...
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Cannabis flower shortage is issue of supply and demand
When it comes to recreational marijuana, cannabis flower is the most desired product on the market. There has been such a demand that suppliers can’t keep up.
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Face the Facts: What to expect with adult-use cannabis sales next year
Ginne-Rae Clay, the executive director of the Social Equity Council, gives us an update on how things are going almost one year after adult-use cannabis sales began.
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Limits on adult-use cannabis sales will change in December
Starting Dec. 1, the maximum limit for retail sales of adult-use cannabis will increase from seven grams to 14 grams per transaction, or half an ounce. “We reviewed the available supply and demand since before the launch of the market and feel that now it’s appropriate to increase the transaction limit from a quarter of an ounce to a half…
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State increasing cannabis transaction limit next month
Beginning in December, adult use cannabis customers will be able to purchase a half ounce of product per transaction rather than just a quarter ounce.
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This city consumes more marijuana than anywhere else in the world: Study
New York City is now ranked as the top city in the world when it comes to marijuana consumption, according to a recent study.
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Social Equity Council releases $6M in community grants funded by cannabis sales
Now that adult-use cannabis is legal in the state, the Social Equity Council is eyeing the revenue. Cannabis sales have increased month over month since January, with$1 million in growth each month since March, topping out at $12 million in June. The council gets 65% of retail sales tax to help those most affected by the war on drugs. “So,…
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Green Coach launches cannabis deliveries to medical patients
There is another milestone in the cannabis legalization process. As of this week, Green Coach Delivery became the first licensed cannabis delivery company in the state to bring prescribed products to the homes of medical patients. “We get to make a lot of people’s lives easier,” Jack Cochran, Green Coach Delivery owner, said. “They’re not going to have to...
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Green Coach launches cannabis deliveries to medical patients
The state’s first licensed cannabis delivery service is teaming up with the dispensary Fine Fettle for medical deliveries.
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Cannabis retail sales up in Connecticut in June
Recreational cannabis sales were up 150% in June, and that adds money for the state’s Social Equity Council in its efforts to reinvest in communities most affected by the war on drugs.
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Green Coach Delivery to Launch Cannabis Delivery Service in Connecticut This Month
In today’s world, you can get almost anything delivered right to your doorstep with just the click of a few buttons. Soon, that will include cannabis. That state has licensed the first social-equity cannabis delivery company, Green Coach Delivery, to start operating at the end of the month. You may recognize him from the sidelines, after decades of heading...
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CannaWarriors Support Legislation Reviewing Past Cannabis Prosecutions
The CT CannaWarriors were out in support of HB-6787, calling for sentence review or release of all non-violent cannabis offenders who were previously incarcerated in Connecticut, regardless of quantity. “I’m here with my fellow CannaWarriors to finish the job,” said Hamden’s Terry Hopper. “Legalization is one part of the battle, but a lot of people still have records when...
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CT DOT Campaign Urges Cannabis Users to Drive Responsibly on 4/20
It is a day cherished by cannabis users as an opportunity to consume: 4/20. With the unofficial holiday on Thursday, transportation officials are urging people who use to stay away from the steering wheel, especially with adult-use sales now legal in Connecticut. A TV spot released by the Connecticut Department of Transportation has words flash across the screen: wasted, blasted,…
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CT DOT Campaign Urges Cannabis Users to Drive Responsibly on 4/20
This will be the first unofficial cannabis holiday that adult-use sales are legal in Connecticut.
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Lab for Cops: Finding a Way to Measure Cannabis Levels
One of the biggest questions about cannabis legalization has been “will police be able to tell if a driver is high?” Currently, there’s no way to measure it like there is with alcohol. This month, the UConn Transportation Safety Research Center put that to the test, hosting a unique experiment where law enforcement could see how well they could...
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UConn Researchers Conduct Wet Lab Research
One of the biggest questions about cannabis legalization has been, will police be able to tell if a driver is high? Currently, there’s no way to measure it like there is with alcohol.
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Cannabis Medical Patients Concerned Over Product Availability
The cannabis industry is booming in Connecticut. “Really strong increase in volume and sales. We anticipated that and prepared as much as we could,” Fine Fettle Dispensary pharmacist Ludwig Rosiclair said. Adult-use cannabis was legalized in the state on Jan.10, 2023. The Department of Consumer Protection announced sales for recreational and medical marijuana totaled more than $13.3 million between Jan….
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Recreational Cannabis Retailer Talks About Opening Day Preparations
The chief operating officer of Fine Fettle talks about how they’re making preparations for opening day next week.
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Hybrid Dispensaries Ready for Cannabis Sales in Conn.
In just seven days, Affinity Health and Wellness medical marijuana dispensary will become one of nine hybrid cannabis dispensaries in the state, selling products for general adult use.