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State brags about successes in legal cannabis sales despite millions lost to illegal trade

New York pot regulators bragged Friday about the financial success of the legal cannabis industry in 2023 -- but made little mention of the millions in taxes being lost to illegal marijuana stores.

NY's Legal Cannabis Earns $150M In First Year Of Sales Despite Licensing Hurdles

Explore NY's booming $150M legal cannabis market in its first year, overcoming licensing challenges and illegal competition.

Legal marijuana sales top $150 million during first year in NYS

The recreational marijuana market in New York has topped $150 million in sales during the first year since cannabis was legalized, according to the state’s Office of Cannabis Management. 

Cannabis retail applicants question OCM's permitting process

Applicants with a store space want answers.

Western New York gets its third cannabis dispensary

Premier Earth will open at 4:20 p.m. Wednesday at 1297 Hertel Ave. in a former post office.

Cannabis Brands Beware – Branding/White Labeling in New York Requires Application Submittal by December 18, 2023 | Foley Hoag LLP - Cannabis and the Law

While licensing agreements between brands and license holders are typical in mature cannabis jurisdictions, what is uncommon is the requirement that said brands become licensed solely...

Etain OK'd to sell recreational cannabis, but it won't be in Ulster County – Daily Freeman

TOWN OF ULSTER, N.Y. – Etain’s medical cannabis dispensary on state Route 28 won’t transition to recreational pot sales in early 2024, but it’s parent company was granted approval on Friday to operate in White Plains. Of the six licenses granted by the state Cannabis Control Board on Friday, none are for stores in Ulster […]

High stakes for weed growers amid slow NY legalization rollout

When New York authorities gave him a license to cultivate cannabis in the spring of 2022, Marcos Ribeiro thought he'd hit the big time. "It's been a lot of money, it's been a lot of time.

Tribeca Citizen | Cannabis stores are still an all-cash business

Tribeca Citizen | Cannabis stores are still an all-cash business