As many Vermonters anxiously await the start of retail cannabis sales in October 2022, the state’s new Cannabis Control Board will be available for questions at an eventthis week.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioner Kyle Harris and members of the board’s 14-member advisory committee will participate in a free informational session at Leaning Barn VT Hemp Co. in Bristol on July 23. The event is hosted by Vermont Cannabis Organization, a group of industry advocates and professionals.
Harris was appointed to the board in late March, along with Julie Hulburd and James Pepper, to issue licenses for growing, processing, testing and selling cannabis for recreational use. The board has been working ever since to develop a regulatory system for commercial cannabis growers, wholesalers and retailers before next October.
Related:Vermont cannabis dispensary and CBD business CeresMED sells for $25 million
Read more:What does a recreational cannabis market mean for me? We break down the Vermont law
Vermonters will have the chance to ask Harris and his colleagues about their progress towards this goal, the future of Vermont’s cannabis industry and more.
If you go
What: Panel discussion with Vermont Cannabis Control Board member Kyle Harris and advisory committee members
Where: Leaning Barn VT Hemp Co., 1425 North 116 Rd., Bristol
When: 4 to 6 p.m. July 23
Event registration is encouraged and available online at bit.ly/3irB2Yx.
Contact Nora Peachin at 609-455-2179 or…
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As many Vermonters anxiously await the start of retail cannabis sales in October 2022, the state’s new Cannabis Control Board will be available for questions at an eventthis week.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioner Kyle Harris and members of the board’s 14-member advisory committee will participate in a free informational session at Leaning Barn VT Hemp Co. in Bristol on July 23. The event is hosted by Vermont Cannabis Organization, a group of industry advocates and professionals.
Harris was appointed to the board in late March, along with Julie Hulburd and James Pepper, to issue licenses for growing, processing, testing and selling cannabis for recreational use. The board has been working ever since to develop a regulatory system for commercial cannabis growers, wholesalers and retailers before next October.
Related:Vermont cannabis dispensary and CBD business CeresMED sells for $25 million
Read more:What does a recreational cannabis market mean for me? We break down the Vermont law
Vermonters will have the chance to ask Harris and his colleagues about their progress towards this goal, the future of Vermont’s cannabis industry and more.
If you go
What: Panel discussion with Vermont Cannabis Control Board member Kyle Harris and advisory committee members
Where: Leaning Barn VT Hemp Co., 1425 North 116 Rd., Bristol
When: 4 to 6 p.m. July 23
Event registration is encouraged and available online at bit.ly/3irB2Yx.
Contact Nora Peachin at 609-455-2179 or…
