Michigan Will Allow Cannabis Businesses to Apply for Standalone Adult-Use Licenses March 1

Cannabis Business Times
Oct 7, 2020, 10:54 am168 pts
The Michigan Regulatory Agency announced Oct. 6 that it will allow cannabis businesses to apply for standalone adult-use licenses starting March 1, 2021, in an effort to combat the state’s illicit market, according to an MLive.com report. Regulators are removing a requirement that class B and C cultivators,…

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