Integrating Smart POS Systems into Hemp Retail
Discover how smart POS systems are transforming hemp retail with seamless transactions, real-time compliance, and powerful data insights to stay ahead in a complex market.
Discover how smart POS systems are transforming hemp retail with seamless transactions, real-time compliance, and powerful data insights to stay ahead in a complex market.
In 2014, when Max Simon noticed how complicated it was for cannabis entrepreneurs to understand and implement compliance regulations, he decided to do something about it. He established Green Flower,
Calling cannabis compliance “complex” would be a major understatement. Navigating the ever-changing regulatory landscape while adhering to strict and often subjective rules can be extremely difficult and frustrating, especially when
Standardization, regulation, compliance, and licensing — the Four Horsemen of the Cannabis Apocalypse — are topics that are never too far away during cannabis industry discussions. With the ongoing absence
Native American tribes across the country are joining the legal cannabis industry. As sovereign nations, each tribe creates laws around the sale and consumption of cannabis. But with every tribe
Of all of the compliance issues surrounding cannabis, cultivation is the least understood. There are three primary concerns for licensees cultivating cannabis. Let’s take a closer look.
No matter what cannabis operation you may have, it’s important to know the 10 principles of Good Manufacturing Practices. Read on to learn how to mitigate operational risks and find opportunities for improvement.
Great care needs to be taken when producing cannabinoid infused beverages to ensure that the drink meets quality targets during production and later in retail.
One of the most serious issues facing cannabis licensees, regulators, and the public is fraud. Learn the important techniques used to identify fraud.
The intuitive platform Trym was designed after the realization of the great lengths cultivators took to weigh each individual plant at the time of harvest.
Cannabis compliance for licensees is emerging from the shadows into the forefront as regulators move from the application phase to the operational phase.
For this industry to continue its upward trajectory, we need to transform compliance into a useful service that builds revenue for retailers.
With a number of bills working in Congress, and one which has passed committee, it appears that federal law may change soon to tax and regulate cannabis.
