New York Cannabis Control Board Chair Says First Adult-Use Licenses Will Not Be Issued Until 2023

Cannabis Business Times
Nov 1, 2021, 10:38 am253 pts
New York’s first adult-use cannabis licenses will not be issued until 2023, according to the chair of the state's Cannabis Control Board (CCB). CCB Chair Tremaine Wright said last week during a cannabis symposium in Rochester that the board is working on an 18-month timeline to launch the state’s adult-use…

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