New Jersey regulators released their long awaited rules for the state’s closely watched REC market.
NJ.com
- Almost all of the 12 companies currently operating in the state are owned by out-of-staters and the new rules aim to give a leg up to local entrepreneurs and those that qualify for the state’s equity program.
More things Jersey:
- Law firm Vicente Sederberg will discuss the market in an August 26 webinar.
- MSO (+Canada) TerrAscend is bringing the Cookies brand to New Jersey.
- Atlantic City’s Showboat hotel bailed on the New Jersey Cannabis Festival, postponing the event.
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