COVID-19 might delay Maine’s adult-use cannabis launch beyond June

Marijuana Business Daily
By John RebchookMar 25, 2020, 2:32 pm266 pts
The long-awaited launch of Maine’s recreational marijuana market could be delayed further because of the coronavirus, according to a memo from state regulators. Earlier this month, a state agency projected that the first adult-use marijuana shops would open in June, three months later than the initial…

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