Lawsuits grow over Michigan marijuana ordinance | Crain's Detroit Business
For many marijuana operations seeking to open locations in communities across Southeast Michigan, plans are dying on the vine.
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For many marijuana operations seeking to open locations in communities across Southeast Michigan, plans are dying on the vine.
At the request of a lobbyist for some of the state's largest recreational and medical cannabis growers, the Legislative Service Bureau has drawn up new legislation to prohibit the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency from approving new grower licenses, according to draft legislation obtained by Crain's.
A flood of product is leading to a drought of opportunity here in Michigan, where the state's once-flourishing marijuana operations are now under stress.
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