New York's Office of Cannabis Management requires all licensed cannabis businesses to register with the Metrc tracking system by December 17, launching a seed-to-sale regime that follows products

A lawsuit against Metrc's Retail ID program has New York cannabis operators worried it will dismantle the state's track-and-trace system and revive last year's inventory chaos. That fear grips many

Metrc, a key provider of track-and-trace technology for regulated sectors, has begun its 2026 User Exchange series with a well-received event in Massachusetts. The gatherings connect operators,

Metrc, a key provider of track-and-trace technology for regulated sectors, has begun its 2026 User Exchange season with a well-received event in Massachusetts. These complimentary gatherings, now in

A lawsuit against Metrc's Retail ID program has New York cannabis operators worried it will dismantle the state's track-and-trace system and revive last year's inventory chaos. That fear grips many

Metrc, a key provider of track-and-trace technology for regulated sectors, has begun its 2026 User Exchange season with a well-received event in Massachusetts. These complimentary gatherings, now in

New York cannabis operators are increasingly alarmed that a lawsuit targeting Metrc’s mandatory Retail ID program could dismantle the state’s track-and-trace system, plunging the market back into

Metrc, a pioneer in regulatory track-and-trace systems for cannabis and other controlled industries, kicked off its 2026 User Exchange series today with a well-attended event in Massachusetts. This

Fine Fettle, a major cannabis operator in Connecticut, has introduced AURA, a new line of disposable vapes available to medical patients and adult-use consumers starting Friday at dispensaries across

In Hartford, Connecticut, Fine Fettle's nine cannabis dispensaries transition to hybrid operations on Thursday, serving both medical patients and adult-use customers under a new state law. This shift

Starting Thursday, Fine Fettle will convert all nine of its Connecticut cannabis dispensaries into hybrid facilities, seamlessly serving both registered medical marijuana patients and adult-use

Connecticut’s adult-use marijuana industry, launched in early 2023, continues to encounter significant hurdles two years in, as evidenced by a recent tour of Fine Fettle’s expansive Bloomfield