Despite demand, the New Jersey CRC said no supply shortages were reported after the launch of adult-use cannabis sales in the state. Meanwhile, two of the group's commissioners spent the afternoon taking part in a roundtable discussion hosted by The Cannabis Research Institute at William Paterson University, detailing how we got here.
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Social equity applicants for adult-use cannabis licenses face hurdles
At the state level, it's affordable. But at the municipal level — where approval is required by the state — businesses face thousands of dollars in fees just to submit.
Read More »ATCs cleared to sell adult-use cannabis as soon as next month
The Cannabis Regulatory Commission approved seven alternative treatment centers to begin selling to adults 21 and over as soon as next month, opening up the market after years of legislative and regulatory hurdles.
Read More »Scutari: NJ needs ‘to get the legal marijuana market up and running’
New Jersey’s alternative treatment centers and their overarching business group the New Jersey Cannabis Trade Association have for months said that they had the product necessary to service both the medical and adult use cannabis markets. Still, the latter market—at least the above-board one—has yet to make a single sale. Senate President Nicholas Scutari is looking for explanations.
Read More »Still no adult-use cannabis sales, CRC says, as it awards conditional licenses
According to Cannabis Regulatory Commission Executive Director Jeff Brown, New Jersey operators are about 100,000 pounds light on product to support the new market and the existing medical one.
Read More »NJ sees 172 apps for cannabis dispensary licenses in first 7 hours
Applications are now open for cultivation and manufacturing businesses, testing laboratories and dispensaries. They're being accepted on a rolling basis and will remain open.
Read More »CRC: 200+ adult use cannabis license apps completed, paid for & submitted
The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Act sets a 90-day review goal for business applications, but gives the Cannabis Regulatory Commission authority to take more time if necessary.
Read More »Cannabiz hopefuls can start submitting applications to the state in December
In a departure from the handling of the medical cannabis license processes, the the Cannabis Regulatory Commission did not specify an end to the window to submit.
Read More »A decision two years in the making: CRC announces winners of 2019 RFA
Ten businesses nabbed licenses to grow and four received vertically integrated ones allowing them to grow, process, manufacture and sell cannabis flower and products to the state's more than 18,800 medical patients and, eventually, adult use customers.
Read More »Physician assistants, nurse practitioners get OK to recommend medical cannabis
The state's program currently has more than 119,000 patients supported by 1,306 doctors and 4,619 caregivers.
Read More »After Cannabis Regulatory Commission releases regs, some questions remain
Yet to be announced is when applications to run businesses - including dispensaries, grow facilities, manufacturing and processing facilities, delivery operations, and wholesalers - can be submitted for consideration.
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