This Week In Marijuana Business News for the week ended March 1, 2019, with host Kevin "Moose" Huhn.

Headlines include:

• Canopy enlists celebrity Martha Stewart as CBD 'adviser'
• Marijuana Business Magazine: 'A New Day'
• States get busy on hemp as USDA delays national hemp rules until 2020
• Bill reintroduced in US Senate to remove cannabis from Controlled Substances Act
• California cannabis licensing backlog could spur collapse of supply chain, 'hundreds of businesses'
• CA's use of National Guard to target illegal marijuana grows fuels questions, concerns over potential MJ industry fallout
• Alaska's marijuana business owners at odds with new governor's plans for industry
• Chart: Adult-use marijuana sales spike 7% on Valentine's Day
• Lessons cannabis firms can learn from the craft beer industry: Q&A with Nug's Ted Whitney
• Marijuana firm MedMen's fiscal Q2 sales grow, losses shrink from previous quarter
• Peru lays groundwork for commercial medical cannabis production, sales
• UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs delays vote on WHO cannabis recommendations
• Curaleaf acquires California cannabis group for $30.5 million
• Multistate cannabis firm 4Front buys dispensary, grow operations in AZ and MA
• Wall Street bank: Fears on cannabis commoditization overdone
• Another Caribbean nation to legalize medical cannabis, decriminalize adult use
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