Regulators in Alabama last week signed off on rules for the state’s new medical cannabis law.
The Montgomery Advertiser reported that the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission approved 171 pages worth of rules, which pertain to licensing and regulation of the industry.
The approval of the rules came “after months of development and public input,” according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
“The commission will offer up to 12 licenses to grow medical cannabis; up to four licenses for processing it; up to four for distribution. The state will also offer five licenses for “integrated facilities,” which will combine all three services with
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