Connecticut Cannabis Company Agrees to $416,000 State Settlement

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By Graham AbbottJan 14, 2026, 10:18 am66 pts
Three adult-use cannabis licensees in Connecticut operating under the Crisp Cannabis brand, the company looking to acquire the three businesses, Mohave CT LLC, and the principals of each entity have agreed to a $416,000 settlement with state officials over alleged antitrust and other violations. The…

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