The Tennessee General Assembly is witnessing a renewed push for cannabis reform in 2025. Lawmakers have introduced bicameral legislation to legalize both medical and adult-use cannabis. However, the effort remains highly partisan, with competing proposals and legislative hurdles posing significant challenges.
In 2000, Colorado voters approved Amendment 20 legalizing medical marijuana. In November 2012, Colorado voters approved Amendment 64 legalizing recreational marijuana possession for adults. The measure also required the state to establish a regulatory structure for retail marijuana. On January 1, 2014, retail marijuana sales became legal, except where local governments prohibit retail marijuana sales.
In March 2021, New York signed the Marijuana Regulation Act, legalizing adult-use cannabis and establishing a new framework for the industry. Discover its key components and transformative impact.
Apply now for a New York Adult-Use Processor Type 3 Branding License. The Branding License authorizes the brand licensee to enter into white label agreements with duly licensed cannabis processors in NYS who will manufacture the brand’s cannabis products. This license type DOES NOT authorize any cannabis plant touching activity or require a licensed premise in New York State.
