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New Jersey has implemented Senate Bill 3945, which reclassifies most intoxicating hemp-derived products as marijuana and restricts their sale to licensed dispensaries. The law establishes strict THC limits and age requirements, with permanent regulations for all intoxicating hemp products taking full effect on November 13. < Back New Jersey Tightens the Reins on Intoxicating Hemp Products Apr 19, 2026 Source: Marijuana Moment Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Big changes are coming to the Garden State for anyone who enjoys hemp-derived treats. New Jersey has officially begun cracking down on the "loophole" products that used to be everywhere, from your local gas station to convenience stores and smoke shops. Under the newly enacted Senate Bill 3945, many of these items—like Delta-8, Delta-10, and even high-potency THCA—are being reclassified as marijuana. So, what does this mean for your next shopping trip? Essentially, if it’s designed to get you elevated, you’ll now need to head to a state-licensed dispensary to pick it up. The state is setting a very low bar for what stays in the "hemp" category: anything with more than 0.4 milligrams of total THC per package is now considered cannabis and restricted to those regulated shelves. This move is all about bringing these products into a system that requires strict testing and age verification, which is actually a win for safety and consistency. There is a small silver lining if you’re a fan of infused drinks. While the new rules are tight, there’s a temporary grace period for intoxicating hemp beverages. You can still find these in some liquor stores for a few more months, provided they follow new serving limits (usually 5mg per serving). However, come November 13, the party moves entirely to the dispensaries. For the community, this is a great excuse to get to know your local budtenders better. Licensed dispensaries offer a much more reliable experience than a random shelf at a bodega. You’ll get products that are lab-tested for purity and potency, ensuring that your session is exactly what you expected. If you’ve been relying on gas station gummies, now is the perfect time to explore the high-quality, craft options available in New Jersey’s legal market. Just remember to bring your ID and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a regulated stash! < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

iAnthus Capital Holdings, Inc. is expanding its Florida presence by opening its 26th GrowHealthy dispensary. < Back iAnthus Provides Update on Planned Florida Expansion, New Brand Launches, New Jersey Bridge Notes Feb 17, 2026 Source: Staff Cannabis Business Times Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The company plans to open its 26th GrowHealthy dispensary in Florida < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

- Chicago City Council banned intoxicating hemp products, effective April 1 - Carve-out allows THC-infused beverages and additives in liquor-licensed establishments - Mayor Brandon Johnson might veto the ban to protect small businesses - Ordinance includes stricter packaging rules - Federal bill set to ban hemp-derived cannabinoids nationwide in November < Back Chicago City Council Bans Intoxicating Hemp Products, Except Beverages Jan 26, 2026 Source: Graham Abbott Ganjapreneur Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The Chicago City Council last week passed a ban on the sale of intoxicating hemp products but left a carve-out for THC-infused beverages, so long as they are sold in establishments with a liquor license, Block Club Chicago reports. The ban, championed by Alderman Marty Quinn, whose ward was the first in the city to ban intoxicating hemp, is set to take effect on April 1. The ordinance, however, sets up a potential showdown with Mayor Brandon Johnson, who could issue a veto in the interest of protecting small businesses. “I’m going to have conversations with a number of members of the City Council. We don’t want to exclude small businesses from participating in the economy.” — Johnson, via Block Club Chicago In addition to the infused beverages carve-out for licensed liquor retailers, the ban would allow hemp-derived THC “additives” for beverages, commonly sold in bars and restaurants. The ordinance also includes protections for hemp-derived topical creams. The rules also set new, stricter packaging restrictions and prohibit hemp-infused beverages from being marketed in a way that could appeal to children. Meanwhile, a federal spending bill approved late last year is set to ban the sale of hemp-derived cannabinoids nationwide this November. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

This article details the pushback from the Natural Medical Alliance of Idaho against Secretary of State Phil McGrane's claims regarding their unsuccessful petition drive to get a medical cannabis initiative on the ballot. The campaign attributes the failure to an unusually high signature rejection rate and disputes with their signature-gathering contractor, while Idaho lawmakers continue to resist legalization efforts. < Back Idaho Cannabis Advocates Set The Record Straight After Ballot Drive Drama Jul 28, 2026 Source: Tom Angell Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Progress on the medical cannabis front in Idaho is facing some major hurdles, but local advocates are refusing to let the dream of legal access fade away. The Natural Medical Alliance of Idaho is fighting back against recent claims made by state officials regarding their recent petition drive. While the initiative unfortunately won't be on the ballot this November, the organization is clearing the air and keeping the community inspired for the future. State representatives claimed the drive fell short, but the alliance's legal team pointed out that more than 10,000 valid signatures were thrown out over minor technical details. Petty technicalities like missing dates or mixing counties on signature sheets led to a staggering rejection rate. It is a tough pill to swallow for everyday enthusiasts and patients looking for safe options, especially since polling shows a massive 83 percent of residents favor medical cannabis reform. Local politicians are currently trying to make future initiatives even harder to pass, but the potential upside for the state remains massive. Projections indicate a regulated medical framework could bring in over $100 million in sales annually and deliver $28 million in brand-new revenue to state funding. For the regional cannabis community, this update shows that securing reform is a marathon rather than a sprint. If you are a resident looking to make a difference, the best approach right now is to stay active in local advocacy groups, keep educating your inner circle, and let your voice be heard by local representatives. The road to accessibility always meets resistance, but overwhelming public support is a powerful force that lawmakers cannot ignore forever. Stay positive and keep pushing forward, because change is bound to come. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Dr. Peter Grinspoon highlights that medical cannabis is a safe and effective alternative for seniors seeking relief from chronic pain, anxiety, and insomnia without the harsh side effects of many traditional pharmaceuticals. He argues that with proper clinical guidance, cannabis can significantly improve quality of life and help older patients reduce their reliance on multiple medications. < Back Golden Years, Green Relief: How Medical Cannabis Is Helping Seniors Find Real Comfort Without All the Pills May 4, 2026 Source: Marijuana Moment Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The Golden Age is getting a whole lot greener, and honestly, it’s about time. Dr. Peter Grinspoon, a physician at Harvard Medical School, recently shared a powerful perspective on why cannabis is becoming the go-to for seniors looking to reclaim their quality of life. In his practice, he’s seeing a massive wave of older adults—the fastest-growing group of enthusiasts in the country—ditching their overflowing pill organizers for the natural relief of the plant. For a long time, the medical world and the War on Drugs pushed a narrative that didn't leave much room for the truth about this plant’s healing potential. Now, the data shows that over 60% of medical patients are over the age of 50. These individuals are finding that cannabis can tackle the "big three" of aging: stubborn chronic pain, late-life anxiety, and that soul-crushing insomnia that standard prescriptions often fail to fix without nasty side effects. Dr. Grinspoon calls it an "exit ramp" from polypharmacy—the medical term for being stuck on five or more daily meds. By incorporating cannabinoids, many seniors are able to reduce their reliance on pharmaceuticals that can be tough on the liver, kidneys, and cognitive health. For the industry, this shift is huge; it’s moving cannabis from a misunderstood recreational hobby to a respected clinical tool for longevity. If you’re helping a senior navigate this for the first time, remember the golden rule: start low and go slow. High-THC levels can be a bit much for beginners, sometimes causing dizziness or balance issues. Practical tip: look for balanced ratios (like 1:1 CBD to THC) or low-dose edibles to find that sweet spot of relief without feeling overwhelmed. It’s not about just adding years to life; it’s about making those years vibrant, active, and comfortable. Seeing the medical community finally catch up to what we’ve known for years is a massive win for everyone. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

New York cannabis retailers achieved a record-breaking $214.4 million in sales in August, significantly surpassing previous months. Officials project over $1.3 billion in total sales for 2025 and anticipate potentially reaching $3 billion by the end of the year due to sustained market growth. However, a potential 40% product shortfall is projected for next year due to licensees not utilizing their full growing capacity. The state's Cannabis Control Board also issued 33 new licenses across various categories. < Back New York Sets New Monthly Cannabis Sales Record Oct 8, 2025 Source: Graham Abbott Ganjapreneur Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Cannabis retailers in New York set a new monthly sales record in August of $214.4 million, a remarkable jump from the previous monthly sales of $161.6 million in July and $153.2 million in June, according to Crain’s New York Business. The sales milestone was announced Monday at an OCM meeting by Kevin Brennan, deputy director of analytics for the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). The totals represent combined medical and adult-use sales in the state. Officials also noted the state is poised to surpass $1.3 billion in total 2025 sales, which is more than half of the market’s total sales ($2.3 billion) since the first adult-use retailers opened in 2022. New York passed the $2 billion mark in total sales this summer, but Brennan noted that given the market’s sustained growth, “We could be on $3 billion watch by the end of the year.” Brennan also warned that the industry could see product shortages next year as consumer demand continues to grow, due to many licensees using just a fraction of their growing capacity. “We have licensed 51% more than we need for 2026 and about what we need for 2027. However, given how little of that is currently online, we project an almost 40% potential shortfall for next year.” — Brennan, via Crain’s The state Cannabis Control Board (CCB) also considered cannabis business applications on Monday and issued 33 new licenses, including 11 cultivators, 2 distributors, 6 processors, 8 retailers, 3 microbusinesses, and 2 conditional adult-use retail licenses, stupidDOPE reports. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Ohio officials defended Governor Mike DeWine's line-item veto of a provision that would have allowed brewers to sell hemp-infused drinks until the end of the year. The state argues the governor has the constitutional authority to veto any item in an appropriations bill, while brewers claim the move will lead to criminal charges and significant financial losses. < Back Ohio Officials Stand Behind Governor’s Veto on Hemp THC Beverage Rules Mar 17, 2026 Source: Marijuana Moment Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Ohio is currently the center of a legal showdown between local brewers and the state government over hemp-infused drinks. Governor Mike DeWine recently used a line-item veto to scrap a transition period that would have let businesses sell off their remaining hemp beverage inventory through the end of the year. Instead, these products became illegal on March 20. The state is doubling down, arguing that the governor has total constitutional authority to veto any specific item in an appropriations bill. Meanwhile, brewers are stuck with millions in unsellable stock and fear criminal charges for simply possessing products they bought legally. This situation is a major headache for the community because it highlights how quickly shifting regulations can pull the rug out from under responsible businesses. For tokers, it's a reminder that even when voters approve legalization, political maneuvering can still limit access to alternative products like hemp-derived THC drinks. Supporting a stable, fair market is key to ensuring we have diverse, safe options on the shelves without unnecessary legal drama. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

A new Florida dispensary in Leon County will host a grand opening celebration on April 20. < Back Tally Patients Just Scored a Fresh New Spot to Re-Up at Trulieve’s Latest Storefront Apr 17, 2026 Source: Staff Cannabis Business Times Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Our friends in Tallahassee have another reason to celebrate this spring as a fresh medical cannabis hub officially joins the local landscape. Just in time for the industry’s favorite unofficial holiday, Trulieve is launching its newest dispensary in the Ox Bottom area. This marks the company's third location in its hometown, showing some serious love to the community where it all started. Located at 5138 Thomasville Road, the grand opening is set for Monday, April 20. If you’ve been looking for a more convenient spot to grab your medicine on the north side of town, this is it. The celebration is expected to be a high-energy event featuring exclusive deals, deep discounts, and plenty of giveaways from partner brands. It’s the perfect opportunity to stock up on favorites or finally try that premium strain you’ve had your eye on without breaking the bank. For those who value their time, this new spot is leaning hard into accessibility. They’ll be offering both walk-in service and express pickup options, which is a lifesaver when you’re trying to navigate a busy schedule. Plus, with weekend hours available, you won't have to rush through your Friday to make sure you're set for the next few days. If you’re planning to check out the festivities on the 20th, remember that these events can get pretty busy. Pro tip: browse the online menu early and use the express pickup option to skip the biggest lines while still taking advantage of the opening day specials. Also, don't forget that if you’re a veteran, you can always snag a 20% discount, and first-timers can get a massive 60% off their initial haul. It’s great to see more options popping up that prioritize patient comfort and ease of access. Whether you’re a longtime regular or just starting your wellness journey, having another reliable shop in the neighborhood is a win for everyone. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

On March 12, The Artist Tree will celebrate International Art & Found Day by hiding over 100 original artworks inside its Southern California locations and surrounding neighborhoods for the public to find and keep. This initiative aims to make art more accessible to the community, with clues for the treasure hunt shared via Instagram. < Back The Artist Tree to Give Away 100+ Pieces of Art Feb 19, 2026 Source: Mg Magazine Newswire MG Magazine Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link *LOS ANGELES* — On March 12, The Artist Tree, a chain of combination cannabis dispensaries and art galleries, will participate in an international treasure hunt in celebration of International Art & Found Day. For one day only, customers visiting any The Artist Tree location in Southern California may stumble upon a piece of original art tucked somewhere in the store. Finders keepers: The customer may keep the art. The experience won’t stop at the storefront doors, though. The Artist Tree team also place original works “in the wild” within surrounding neighborhoods — on benches and near their storefronts — offering creative surprises to the local passersby. Neighbors should keep an eye out for brown-paper-wrapped packages marked with a colorful “Free Art” sticker. The Artist Tree expects to collect and distribute more than 100 original works from local artists, reinforcing its mission to make art approachable, interactive, and woven into everyday life. “Art should be approachable, unexpected, and part of everyday life, not tucked away behind a velvet rope,” said The Artist Tree co-founder Lauren Fontein. “Art & Found Day brings creativity into the streets, giving people the chance to discover local artists in a way that feels personal and meaningful. It’s about building community through surprise, delight, and shared moments of inspiration. That’s the kind of movement we’re proud to support.” “When I created Art & Found Day, it was about more than hiding artwork,” said Courtney Senior, Founder of International Art & Found Day. “It was about removing barriers. I wanted original art in the hands of people who might never walk into a gallery. I wanted artists to feel confident sharing their work boldly and freely. And I wanted communities to experience creativity not as something exclusive, but as something joyful, generous, and shared.” Many of the artists contributing to Art & Found Day already have work displayed inside The Artist Tree’s galleries. Guests who have admired a piece on the wall may find themselves discovering a take-home creation by the same artist. Whether encountered in-store or in the neighborhood, each piece is intended to spark joy, surprise, and connection. In addition to The Artist Tree’s artists, in-house art curator Katie Brightside, the creative force behind the brand’s gallery programming for 10 of the 12 locations, will donate 10 original pieces of her own. Team member Alfonso Juarez, a customer experience specialist and artist, also will contribute an original painting. The Artist Tree will share clues on Instagram, tagging @artandfoundday and participating artists to help guide the hunt. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Dreamfields, the parent company of the Jeeter preroll brand, partnered with SilverLeaf, a cannabis ERP solution built on Microsoft Dynamics 365, to manage the complexities of growth and expansion across multiple states. SilverLeaf helps Jeeter unify finance, production, compliance, and inventory on one flexible platform. The partnership proved critical when New York unexpectedly switched from BioTrack to METRC, with SilverLeaf enabling a quick pivot to maintain Jeeter's launch deadline. Jeeter views SilverLeaf as a key partner that provides a foundation for standardization and data integrity, allowing them to scale their business effectively. < Back Case Study: How Jeeter Built a Scalable Foundation for Multi-State Growth with SilverLeaf Nov 6, 2025 Source: Ganjapreneur Ganjapreneur Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link *Behind every cannabis success story is a system, a strategy, and a partner who helped make it happen. In *Ganjapreneur’s *Case Study series, we read from the operational playbooks of cannabis leaders, learning about the tools and expertise they have implemented to grow their business. From technology, to equipment, to consulting, these are real stories from real operators who are building the future of cannabis.* ------------------------------ As cannabis brands expand into new states, growth can become a double-edged sword. Each market introduces new inventory systems, regulatory nuances, compliance requirements, SKUs, financial constraints, and data silos. For Dreamfields, parent company of Jeeter, one of the best-selling preroll brands in America, maintaining growth while building a unified operational backbone became a top priority. *Finding the Right Foundation* To support that level of growth, Jeeter turned to SilverLeaf, a cannabis ERP solution from Velosio built on Microsoft Dynamics 365. The platform was created with complex cultivation and manufacturing in mind, giving cannabis operators a way to unify finance, production, compliance, and inventory, and adapt as they expand into new markets. To learn more about this partnership, *Ganjapreneur *connected with Dreamfields’ National Director of Compliance, Adam Cintas. According to Cintas, Jeeter has been using SilverLeaf as the foundation of its operational strategy across markets for several years now, and more than a software platform, he views it as a key partner in Dreamfields’ growth and development. *Built for the Realities of Cannabis Operations* SilverLeaf was designed specifically for cultivation and manufacturing teams that need more than spreadsheets and disconnected systems. For Jeeter, it provided one connected platform to manage production, compliance, and finance across multiple markets, all within the familiar Microsoft ecosystem their teams already used. What mattered most wasn’t the technology itself, but how easily it could adapt. Regulations shift quickly, and every state runs differently. SilverLeaf’s flexibility allowed Jeeter to adjust workflows and reporting requirements without rebuilding their entire system, a capability that’s become critical as they expand. *Optimizing Across State Lines with People-Powered Growth* For Jeeter, growth starts with people. Behind the brand’s success is a culture built on empowerment and collaboration. With teams spread across states, each operating under different regulations, Jeeter invests heavily in employee development and cross-functional alignment to keep everyone moving in the same direction. As Cintas puts it, “*Cohesive teams cultivate influential brands*.” But scaling a people-first company requires clarity. As operations expanded, Jeeter needed accurate, connected data to maintain consistency and compliance across markets. That’s what led them to SilverLeaf. Today, SilverLeaf helps Jeeter keep production, compliance, and financial data aligned across five states, while maintaining the flexibility to enter new ones. There was a learning curve at first, as with any new system, but Jeeter saw that process as an investment in long-term maturity. Once teams got comfortable, the impact was clear. Decision-making became data-driven at every level, not just in management. Employees who once worked in silos began using shared insights to make faster, better-informed decisions. Cintas says this shift has given everyone a clearer view of how their work connects to the bigger picture. *Navigating Regulatory Chaos: Switching From BioTrack to METRC on Short Notice* The partnership between Jeeter and SilverLeaf was put to the test just days before Jeeter’s scheduled launch in New York. After months of preparation, facility buildout, and system integration, the company was preparing to go live when the state unexpectedly announced it was abandoning BioTrack as its official track-and-trace platform due to their merger with METRC. The transition sent shockwaves across the state’s licensed operators. Systems built for BioTrack needed to be unraveled and rewritten. Operators scrambled to re-enter inventory, reconfigure reporting systems, and maintain compliance. Many companies delayed launch timelines. Jeeter, however, was able to make a quick pivot due to their partnership with SilverLeaf. In a matter of days, SilverLeaf engineers reconfigured Jeeter’s digital workflows in a “mock” METRC-like environment to adhere to New York’s regulations, anticipating that they would eventually need to integrate with METRC. At one point during the process, Cintas says, a SilverLeaf rep even contacted METRC leadership directly to escalate support so they could maintain their launch deadline. This level of involvement went beyond typical vendor assistance: for Jeeter, it confirmed SilverLeaf operated more like a business partner than a SaaS platform. *Looking Ahead* Jeeter’s growth shows no signs of slowing, but growth without structure leads to burnout. The company chose to build on a foundation of standardization, data integrity, and responsive technology that can scale with them. SilverLeaf provided the long-term framework to make that possible. As the cannabis market continues to evolve, interoperability and strategic insight will define which brands thrive across multiple states. Companies that build smart now will win later. That’s the philosophy behind Jeeter’s approach, and, as Cintas explains, it’s why they see SilverLeaf as an extension of their business, not just a software provider. *Want to see how SilverLeaf can do the same for your business?* *➔* Talk to a Cannabis ERP Expert < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. 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The FDA is proposing to track the health impacts of hemp-derived cannabinoid products by adding CBD and other hemp-derived cannabinoids as selectable options on federal documents. The agency is also accepting feedback on the submission of the information, with comments due by July 25. A House committee approved a spending bill that hemp stakeholders say would devastate the industry, prohibiting most consumable cannabinoid products. The bill would redefine hemp to prohibit cannabis products containing any "quantifiable" amount of THC. A leading alcohol industry association has called on Congress to maintain the legalization of naturally derived cannabinoids and only prohibit synthetic items. < Back The FDA Wants to Track Your Hemp Highs: New Safety Reporting Plan Moves Toward White House Approval Jun 26, 2025 Source: Staff Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The FDA is stepping up its oversight of the hemp world by proposing a new way to track how CBD and other hemp-derived cannabinoids affect our health. By adding specific "Cannabinoid Hemp Product" categories to federal safety documents, they’re making it easier for doctors and consumers to report any adverse events. This plan is currently sitting with the White House for final clearance, with a public comment window open until July 25. While the FDA focuses on tracking, the House is stirring the pot with a spending bill that could redefine hemp so strictly it might effectively ban many of our favorite consumable products. Pro-cannabis advocates are pushing back, arguing that we need smart regulations, not total prohibition. This matters to everyday tokers because better tracking usually leads to more legit, standardized products on the shelves. However, the looming legislative threats mean the community needs to stay loud to protect access to safe, natural hemp products. It’s a sign the industry is maturing, but the political tug-of-war is far from over. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5