SANDWICH A Brockton company is expected to open Sandwich s first medical marijuana dispensary by late spring.
“We are excited to open,” said David Noble, president and CEO of Brockton s In Good Health Inc., who has been working for four years to get permitting for the Sandwich project. “Very happy the town let us proceed with this.”
The medical marijuana dispensary is located at 449 Route 130, in three vacant office condos in a medical building. Construction on the facility is completed and the occupancy permit recently obtained from the town, with the provisional inspection and license from the Cannabis Control Commission the last step, Noble said.
Commonwealth Dispensary Association withdraws lawsuit against the Mass. Cannabis Control Commission after dispensaries pull memberships
Updated Mar 03, 2021;
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The Commonwealth Dispensary Association has withdrawn a lawsuit against the state Cannabis Control Commission on Monday, citing that it is in the “best interest of the industry and our members.”
In the lawsuit, which was filed earlier this month, the CDA argued that new delivery regulations from the CCC that allow for a marijuana operator license violate the commission’s statute. Cannabis delivery licenses are limited to social equity and economic empowerment applicants for the first three years.
Some delivery applicants saw the suit as an “attack on equity.”
More Massachusetts cannabis dispensaries leave Commonwealth Dispensary Association, citing support of equity following lawsuit on delivery
Updated Mar 03, 2021;
Fallout from a lawsuit filed by the Commonwealth Dispensary Association against the Cannabis Control Commission over new delivery regulations has continued this weekend, with more dispensaries announcing an end to their membership.
The CDA sued the CCC, arguing that newly promulgated regulations that introduce a marijuana operator license violate the commission’s statute, G.L. c. 94G.
The operator license allows for the wholesale purchase of cannabis to be warehoused and then sold and delivered. There’s also a courier license, allowing applicants to partner with retailers to deliver directly to consumers. Couriers can charge fees but cannot sell, process, store or repackage goods.