Seed to Sale Cannabis Company, Nug Unveils Live Resin Vape Product

ttitudes about marijuana are evolving here in the U.S., but there are still concerns among health and law officials when it comes to legalization. Specifically over driving under the influence. Researchers from McLean Hospital in Massachusetts looked at the driving performance of both marijuana users and non-users, as assessed on a driving simulator. The subjects had not used marijuana for at least 12 hours. Compared to non-users, heavy marijuana users exhibited worse driving performance during the rest. Tory Spindle, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, joined Cheddar to discuss. Green Entrepreneur magazine is recognizing the taste makers, influencers and curators of the cannabis world, giving a special shout out to the budtenders that guide cannabis customers through their dispensary experience. Green Entrepreneur Editor-in-Chief Jon Small and Genius GM and Budtender Jami Todd joined Cheddar to discuss. Seed to sale cannabis brand, Nug has debuted its premium live resin vapes. NUG says that these vapes contain only cannabis without, distillate or additives. Cheddar spoke to CEO and Founder of NUG, John Oram.

Glass House Group is one of the largest vertically integrated cannabis and hemp companies in the U.S. Glass House CEO, Kyle Kazan and Glass House President, Graham Farrar, joined Cheddar to discuss the expansion of its greenhouse operation in California, the world's largest cannabis market.

Maryland will become the first state in the nation to ban all flavors of disposable e-cigarettes, with the exception of tobacco and menthol. This comes after President Trump's administration banned popular cartridge based fruit and mint flavors, but allowed disposable e-cigs and e-liquids of any flavor to remain available. The man behind the decision, Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot, joined Cheddar to discuss.