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Dispensaries are set to begin selling adult-use cannabis following the Cannabis Control Board’s issuance of 36 cannabis licenses last month and consumers will have the ability to confirm that the storefront they visit is legitimate due to the establishment of the New York State Licensed Cannabis Dispensary verification tool. A universal symbol will be displayed on all licensed storefront businesses as well as on individual products sold, ensuring that the dispensary and the products they sell are regulated and tested by the state. Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled the verification tool this month, citing its main purpose as a way to help protect the health and safety of the public from consuming untested, illicit cannabis products.

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The Medical Marijuana and Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act, approved in early December, supports the research on the therapeutic and health benefits of the use of cannabis. The new act implements procedures for the processing and acceptance of Cannabis Research Applications by the Attorney General, and protocol standards for institutions, such as universities, to manufacture and perform research on cannabis for its medicinal benefits and properties.

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The Board of County Commissioners approved the draft of an ordinance prohibiting the public consumption of alcohol and marijuana on all public properties throughout the County for the duration of the 2023, 2024, and 2025 Winter X Games. Despite the statewide prohibition on the public consumption of cannabis, the Board intends to reprise the County’s stance through the adoption of the ordinance, affecting the upcoming and future events. A public hearing is set for December 21, 2022, for final consideration.

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This month’s data shows some interesting trends in the prices of hemp-derived products. For example, the price of Delta-8 THC Distillate was highest last February at $839 before decreasing steadily to the low of $484 in August. Prices then increased slightly from September to November before dropping sharply to $309 in December. Similarly, the price of CBN Isolate increased from $3,630 in January to a peak of $4,435 in March before decreasing steadily to $2,250 in December. CBDV Distillate followed a similar trend, rising from $4,863 in January to a peak of $3,000 in March before steadily declining to $3,375 in December. Overall, the data paints a picture of a highly volatile market for hemp-derived products in the United States, with prices fluctuating significantly throughout the year. Our information also suggests that prices may have been influenced by seasonal trends, with prices generally decreasing towards the end of the year. The increase in supply post-harvest in the fall is likely due to the above factors.

*Disclaimer: Some of the text from this analysis was generated with an AI system.

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