Sean Teehan
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How’s it going? Checking in with cannabis processor Gen V Labs
NY Cannabis Insider is asking the state’s cannabis growers and processors how the legal marketplace rollout is going from their point of view. → Read More
NY cannabis regulators double the amount of conditional dispensaries
At a Cannabis Control Board meeting on Thursday, the Office of Cannabis Management announced plans to expand the number of Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary licenses from 150 to 300. → Read More
A run-down of the cannabis-related bills filed by NYS legislators this year
State legislators this session have filed bills regarding enforcement, taxation and other issues that could have a meaningful impact on New York’s burgeoning adult-use marijuana industry. → Read More
NOWAVE, a Rochester cannabis processor, ready to enter New York market
NOWAVE’s owner, Brian Lane, sat for a Q&A with NY Cannabis Insider about his company’s plans for the near future. → Read More
NY’s marijuana industry weighs in on proposed rules as public comment period ends
While different groups have differing opinions on what’s right and wrong with the proposed regulations, most seem generally pleased with what the Office of Cannabis Management is proposing. → Read More
Ballad of a weed grower: Josh Waterman’s rise from small-town dealer to the front line of NY’s cannabis experiment
Legacy Growers Association President Josh Waterman has cultivated a healthy distrust of authority over his life. But he’s hoping New York cannabis officials keep their word on legacy inclusion in the legal market. → Read More
Behind Fat Nell, one of the first legal cannabis brands in New York
The woman-owned cultivation company is finding its footing in a fast-moving industry. → Read More
Court strikes another major blow to New York’s cannabis rollout
The injunction affecting five regions of licensing won’t be lifted. → Read More
NY Cannabis Insider’s week in legal weed for Jan. 28, 2023
Check out the stories NY Cannabis Insider published this week. → Read More
New York’s marijuana mentorship program is off to a promising start
The unique 10-week course geared toward farmers and processors started this week, and attendees are optimistic it could set the state’s cannabis industry up for success. → Read More
New York State now has 66 licensed cannabis retailers
At a Wednesday board meeting, state regulators approved dozens of dispensary licenses, labs, and regulations. → Read More
NY cannabis regulators dinged by state agency for lack of transparency
The Committee on Open Government published an advisory opinion after a member of the public inquired about the legality of OCM’s meeting practices. → Read More
NY Cannabis Insider’s week in legal weed for Jan. 14, 2023
Check out the stories NY Cannabis Insider published this week. → Read More
The very near future for New York cannabis
Here’s what’s happening in the next few weeks on the retail and delivery side of the emerging industry. → Read More
Ayrloom is New York’s first weed beverage to hit the legal market
Manhattan’s Housing Works retail site began selling the drinks Thursday. → Read More
NYC’s illegal weed dispensaries are about to experience a bloodbath
To pave the way for a legal industry, law enforcement agencies told city councilors on Wednesday that they plan to triple their operations against storefronts selling cannabis without a license. → Read More
NY Cannabis Insider’s week in legal weed for Jan. 14, 2023
Check out the stories NY Cannabis Insider published this week. → Read More
Asian Cannabis Roundtable launches in New York
The group has met informally for years, but recently became an established entity with a board of directors. → Read More
New York has a brand new medical marijuana company
The big news is the result of a recent court decision out of Albany that means the state will add one more registered organization to the 10 currently in existence. → Read More
In brief: the Office of Cannabis Management’s 2022 annual report
NY Cannabis Insider crunched the 68-page document down to highlight its most important and illuminating points. → Read More