Cannabis

University of New England launches certificate programs to train cannabis professionals

UNE is collaborating with a national provider of cannabis education to launch four online certificate programs focused on opportunities in the cannabis industry.

‘Cannabis hospitality’ will be the focus of a Maine task force

Questions include how cannabis fits into the hospitality industry. Brew tours offer tastings. A cannabis tour might offer something similar.

Friday Food Insider: A ’50s-inspired cannabis bakery is opening in Portland

Pot + Pan Kitchen, maker of THC-infused baked goods and sweets, will hold a grand opening this weekend for its first store.

U.S. attorney, DEA getting tough on illegal marijuana operations across Maine

Authorities believe they have identified about 100 operations in Maine, with the most in rural areas in the central part of the state.
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🔒While Maine is still known for lobster and potatoes, three new industries are rising

In 1994, Maine was known for its fishing, farming and logging industries. However, times have changed and three new industries are on the rise.

With new adult-use store, cannabis scene on Eliot’s ‘Green Mile’ continues to grow

The Maine marijuana industry has blossomed over the past few years, especially in Eliot, which is known for the 'Green Mile.' The area is adding a new recreational cannabis store today. 

Is the bloom off the bud? World’s largest cannabis company is quietly exiting Maine rec market

Office of Cannabis Policy data show sales of adult-use marijuana totaled $18 million in February, a gain of 28% from a year ago. But Maine retailers are making less money on the recreational cannabis they ring up.

How to find a path to trademark protection for CBD products

Registering a trademark at the federal level is often the goal for brand owners, but the fact that marijuana is illegal under federal law can be a daunting prospect, say guest authors Kevin R. Haley and Adam Mooney, attorneys at Brann & Isaacson.
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Maine delegation urges crackdown on illegal marijuana growers

In a Jan. 30 letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the lawmakers highlight the increasing number of illegal growing operations they contend are detrimental to Maine businesses that comply with state laws.

Adult-use cannabis sales in Maine hit a new, um, high in 2023

Maine has 218 licensed stores for cannabis sales, according to state regulators. Products sold include concentrate, infused products, plants and usable cannabis, which is the largest category, according to regulator data. 
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