Articles tagged with "delivery"

Imposters are using the logos of licensed retailers to deliver nasty weed and sketchy service.

Beginning March 1, 2018, Leafly’s dispensary finder will no longer list California cannabis dispensaries and delivery services that lack state licenses permitting them to operate.

Most of the letters, which threaten civil and criminal penalties, have gone out to retail storefronts and delivery services believed to be operating illegally.

Many independent operators are shutting down, concentrating the industry in the hands of delivery services with state licenses.

Retail cannabis stores are months away, but some companies have been quietly operating for more than a year, delivering marijuana via a legal loophole.

From “cannabis cafes” to “craft cooperatives,” regulators have been laying out a vision for what a potential multibillion dollar marijuana industry might look like.

San Diego area cannabis-delivery services went on lockdown this week following a law enforcement sting on local delivery operations that put at least six drivers behind bars.

In Maine, as in certain other U.S. states, adults can buy beer at a drive-through as if they were buying hamburgers at McDonalds.

After a year and a half of going after unlicensed cannabis dispensaries, San Diego authorities are stepping up enforcement against illegal delivery services.

Home cannabis delivery has been allowed since the state’s adult-use cannabis market launched July 1. But all that could change in January.