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  What Are the Facts About Cannabis in the US? What is the current legal status of cannabis in the United States as of March 2025? Cannabis legalization is evolving at a rapid pace, with each state setting its...

Cannabis edibles have come a long way, evolving significantly as consumer preferences shift and regulatory frameworks mature. By 2025, edibles have emerged as a major force within the cannabis industry, driven by innovation, consumer demand for discrete usage, and...

Most states that have legalized cannabis for medical and/or recreational use have left the decision of testing employees up to the employer’s discretion. Employers want to ensure that no employee comes to work intoxicated, but at the same time,...

The cannabis industry continues to grow rapidly in 2024, but with growth comes complexity—particularly in the insurance market. Businesses in this sector face evolving regulatory demands, rising operational costs, and increasing liability risks, which are shaping the insurance landscape....

The cannabis industry is growing rapidly, with legalization expanding across the U.S. However, operating a cannabis business comes with unique risks due to evolving regulations, product liability concerns, and market volatility. Comprehensive insurance policies are essential for protecting your...

There are currently 24 states in the United States that have legalized recreational marijuana as of 2025, either by ballot measure or by legislative action. These states are: Alaska1: Legalized in 2014 by Ballot Measure 2 with 53% of...

Definition and Importance Cannabis terpenes are aromatic compounds found in the essential oils of the cannabis plant. These natural compounds are not only responsible for the plant’s distinctive scents but also play a vital role in its therapeutic effects....

What Insurance Does a Delivery-Only Dispensary Need? Business Auto Insurance Purpose: Provides coverage for accidents, theft, or vandalism involving company-owned or employee-owned vehicles used for deliveries. Coverage Examples: Bodily injury, property damage to others, and legal defense costs if...

What Is the SAFE Banking Act? Legislative Purpose: Designed to protect banks and credit unions from federal penalties when servicing state-legal cannabis businesses. Aims to reduce the reliance on cash and improve the security and operational efficiency of cannabis...