Showing posts with label best cannabis websites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best cannabis websites. Show all posts

Sunday, September 2, 2018

Booking A Flight Around The Holidays And Want To Travel With Marijuana

Considering flying with marijuana edibles but don’t know what can happen if you possibly get caught. First thing is first, flying with any cannabis products is a federal crime, but since the recreational movement of marijuana has been less on the radar. Cannabis stores are located in almost every city in states that are legal to sell, cultivate, or produce.  Traveling with cannabis has been so popular when you fly into the states that sell it. It becomes such a norm to land in a state that is marijuana friendly and at times there isn’t enough time to get rid of it before flying back. So far these are following states that legalized cannabis use, sell, cultivate, and produce cannabis products:

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Marijuana Company Is Hitting The Stock Market

Cronos Group will become the very first marijuana company to trade on a major US stock exchange.
The company owns and operates businesses that are licensed to grow and sell weed in Canada, where medical marijuana is completely legal.
According to Cronos Group’s CEO Mike Gorenstein, the listing could show governments and investors that the legal marijuana industry has arrived.
Cronos Group, a huge Canadian company that’s like Proctor & Gamble for marijuana products, has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission to start trading on the Nasdaq.
The Company is based on Toronto and plans to list in the stock market under the symbol “CRON” as early as February 26.
This is a big milestone for the marijuana industry. Cronos Group will become the first company that grows and sells marijuana to list on a US stock exchange. American companies that process the plant have been sidelined because marijuana is still federally illegal. But Cronos Group got themselves approved.
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Monday, February 12, 2018

Recreational Cannabis is Legal In Cali But It Still Considered Against The Law To Many

Sunday, January 7, 2018

How Much Weed Can You Carry In California?


Now that the marijuana laws have changed in California, how much marijuana is considered legal to carry?

Yes, we are all stoked now that marijuana is legalized for sale and use without a medical recommendation!


Rules have changed but the laws are still strict when it comes to carrying and consuming marijuana. Although it is legal to buy, it is still considered a federal crime to carry marijuana in your car. The legal way to travel with your medical or recreational marijuana is by simply leaving in the back of your trunk. Just like alcohol, if you are caught driving with it, it is considered as an open container, and at that point, police are able to search and seize your marijuana. Since the very beginning when medical marijuana was legalized in the 90s this rule has never changed: Never open the bag of marijuana merchandise in your car until you have gotten to your destination (your home). By law, medicinal marijuana stores have always closed the bag with a staple just to make sure there is no tampering while you are driving. Same rules will apply to recreational marijuana in California.

Wednesday, January 3, 2018

Marijuana Is Legalized To Sell In Los Angeles. What Are The Rules To Sell?

For those that are trying to get a license, to sell recreational marijuana have to wait till mid-January, according to L.A. officials.

Yes, the sales of marijuana are already legal, but the eager weed entrepreneurs will have to wait to apply for a license til Jan 3. It might take up to mid-Jan for the temporary licenses to be approved for adults of the age of 21 an over to legally buy.The Los Angeles Department expects a load of license applications waiting to be approved. I mean you cant avoid entrepreneurs to miss out on this great opportunity. The revenue in one year has projected a minimum of $20,000 million (talk about the American Dream).

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