Starbuds Loses Grow License In An Unprecedented Decision
Starbuds Loses Grow License In An Unprecedented Decision
JUNE 25, 2016 | CRAIG SAILOR
The marijuana landscape in Washington changes Friday when provisions of theCannabis Patient Protection Act goes into effect.
The new laws and rules align the unregulated medical market with the regulated, licensed market created by Initiative 502 in 2012.
Medical dispensaries and their familiar green crosses will disappear as recreational stores take on the business of medical marijuana. Some products will change or be discontinued.
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