Uncertainty looms for medical and adult-use marijuana businesses following the introduction of Senate Bill 56, which would revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levy marijuana taxes. Kirkpatrick told News 5 her business first began as a medical cannabis company in Central Ohio, with more than 25, medicinal patients throughout the state.
But now she said she fears what this could mean for her business and others if Senate Bill 56 is passed. Huffman said Senate Bill 56 would revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levy marijuana taxes by capping the number of dispensaries in the state at However, others, like Anthony Surace, the Regional Purchaser of Bloom Medicinals, which will soon become Bloom Cannabis, feel this legislation is a slap in the face. Once the hearings are completed, the next step for this proposed legislation is for the committee to report it.
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