Delaware's First Year of Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Tests Market Limits
FELTON, Del. - Delaware's recreational cannabis market closed out its first full year with more than $53.4 million in adult-use sales, according to the Office of the Marijuana Commissioner, roughly
Cannabis Operators Confront Compliance and Inventory Gaps as Regulated Markets Mature
Regulated cannabis retail is no longer in its early-adopter phase, and the operational pressures that come with a maturing market are becoming impossible to ignore. From seed-to-sale tracking
Michigan Regulator Charges Processor After Inspectors Find Thousands of Untagged Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license revocation after state inspectors found more than 12,000 individual cannabis products with no Metrc tags and no identifying information at
New York Extends Metrc Inventory Deadline, But Compliance Pressure Builds Fast
New York's Office of Cannabis Management has given licensed cannabis retailers a reprieve - but only a short one. The OCM announced this week that retailers now have until Jan. 12 to enter all
Missouri Regulators Seek to Replace Metrc as Track-and-Trace Contract Expires
Missouri's cannabis overseers are moving to swap out Metrc, the dominant seed-to-sale tracking provider, as their contract nears its end on July 30. The state Department of Health and Senior Services
NC State Education College Opens Temporary Library Home for K-12 Textbooks
On January 20, 2026, North Carolina State University's College of Education unveiled a new temporary space for its nonfiction K-12 books and state-adopted textbooks on the fourth floor of D.H. Hill
New York Cannabis Operators Fear Lawsuit Will End Tracking, But Retail ID Is No Safety Net
A lawsuit against Metrc's Retail ID program has New York cannabis operators worried it will dismantle track-and-trace systems and revive last year's inventory chaos. That fear misses a key
New York Cannabis Lawsuit Challenges Metrc Retail ID Without Endangering Track-and-Trace
New York cannabis operators worry a lawsuit against Metrc’s Retail ID program will dismantle the state’s track-and-trace system and revive last year’s inventory chaos. That fear, while real,
New York Imposes Seed-to-Sale Cannabis Tracking by December 17 Deadline
New York's Office of Cannabis Management requires all licensed cannabis businesses to register with the Metrc tracking system by December 17, creating a digital trail for every plant and product from