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Colorado
In Colorado, voters legalized marijuana for adult recreational use through the passage of Amendment 64 in 2012. Adults 21 and over may be in possession of Marijuana, and state-licensed businesses may cultivate, process, and retail marijuana. Medical marijuana was legalized in Colorado through Amendment 20 in 2000.
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District of Columbia
In the District Of Columbia, voters legalized marijuana for adult recreational use through the passage of Initiative 71 in 2014. Adults 21 and over may be in possession of Marijuana, and state-licensed businesses may cultivate, process, and retail marijuana, although it is currently blocked due to the Harris Rider bill.
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States With Cannabis Regulations
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Cannabis Industry
The cannabis industry varies significantly from state to state due to the decentralized nature of cannabis regulation in the United States. Each state has its own set of laws, regulations, and policies regarding the cultivation, distribution, sale, and use of cannabis.
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State Cannabis Industries
Discover comprehensive insights into cannabis regulations across the U.S. Stay informed about evolving laws, licensing requirements, and compliance measures for medical and recreational marijuana. Whether you're a business owner, cultivator, or consumer, navigate the complexities of cannabis legalization with up-to-date information direct from your state.
Cannabis Retail
A cannabis retailer license is a legal authorization to sell cannabis and cannabis products for recreational or medicinal use.
Cannabis Producers
Specific producer licenses and methods available may vary depending on your state and local jurisdiction.
Cannabis Processor
Cannabis processor is the term primarily used for extracting and separating the desired cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant.
Others
Other cannabis business license types are available in states with legal cannabis regulations.