Montana Adult-Use Heed Market Shuts Down Under Bill Toss

The “Big Sky” is still open to you to get high. Last week, Montana lawmakers voted to put forward a bill that would have effectively dismantled Montana’s new adult-use marijuana program. In 2022, sales of adult-use marijuana were estimated at $202,947328, while sales of medical cannabis were $93,616,551. (Montana voters approved medical cannabis in 2004. Regier’s bill was not approved by the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs Committee. A hearing was held on the measure on March 29, 2009. They then turn away from the whole process.” Kate Cholewa, representing the trade group Montana Cannabis Industry Association, stated that Regier’s bill was never passed by the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs Committee. According to Montana Free Press, Regier’s bill would have raised “the state tax for medical marijuana from 4 to 20%” and placed significant restrictions on medical marijuana potency and allowable quantities for possession. Or addict (sic) people in the workplace and cause crashes on the road.” “That’s simply why it’s necessary to do it.” Or addict (sic), people in the workplace and cause accidents on the road.” But members of the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs Committee voted 6-4 to table it.