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Missouri marijuana sales declined year over year in November 2025, marking the first such drop of the year. Licensed retailers reported $124.77 million in combined adult-use and medical sales, down about 2.6 % from November 2024. Despite this rare dip, 2025 overall showed strong monthly sales performance across most of the year.

Borealis introduces Piatella to the Missouri cannabis market with the release of Super Boof. The launch highlights a solventless hash style known for its unique texture, flavor preservation, and traditional craftsmanship. The move marks a notable expansion of premium concentrate options available to Missouri consumers.

Wyld has acquired Grön in a major transaction within the cannabis edibles sector. The acquisition brings together two well-established brands known for innovation and quality. Industry leaders view the move as a strategic expansion in an increasingly competitive market.

An overview of President Trump’s executive action to federally reschedule marijuana and how the decision affects its classification under U.S. law.

A summary of Missouri’s “Hemp Hoax” report detailing the widespread sale of intoxicating hemp-derived products, labeling violations, and THC levels exceeding legal limits.

MariMed has announced its withdrawal from Missouri's cannabis industry as part of a broader strategic shift. The company cited market challenges and a focus on core operations in more profitable states.

Missouri regulators are targeting the rapidly growing THC beverage market, citing safety risks and lack of oversight. The crackdown follows concerns about underage access and misleading labeling in these unregulated products.

Missouri cannabis regulators have proposed a rule change to permit curbside pickup at dispensaries. The move is intended to enhance convenience for consumers while maintaining regulatory oversight.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that only non-violent marijuana offenses explicitly listed in the state’s voter-approved law qualify for expungement. This decision restricts eligibility and could leave many with past convictions ineligible for record clearance.