California’s Bureau of Cannabis Control suspended hundreds of business licenses this month, citing missed deadlines in the state’s mandate to get everyone onboard with track-and-trace training. The plan was to have the BCC’s 2,630 licensed businesses credentialed in the state system by the end of October. The suspensions are in place for those businesses still lagging in compliance.

All told, the BCC froze the licensed status of 407 cannabis business... READ MORE