In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo reaffirmed his intention to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state this year, after failing to do so last year; in Kansas, Governor Laura Kelly announced her own plans to pursue medical marijuana legalization; and in Mississippi, activists gathered enough signatures to warrant the introduction of the question about medical cannabis in the November ballot.
And finally, in Mexico, a Senate committee said the regulation of the use and home cultivation of recreational cannabis in the country would be among the top legislative priorities of 2020, in line with the April 30th deadline set by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation. Meanwhile, biotech company FSD Pharma made its debut on the Nasdaq exchange. Shares of the company now trade under the “HUGE” ticker symbol.
Goldenseed, a California-based cannabis grower and processor announced the SEC green-lit its crowdfunded, RegA+ equity offering, which should eventually lead to an IPO.MedMen’s CEO Responds To South Park’s Brutal Parody: ‘Humbled To Be Considered The Most Culturally Relevant Cannabis Brand’