Cannabis Business Seminar in Seattle – AUGUST 24 & 25, 2013 Washington Cannabis Institute along with other industry professionals will be hosting a live seminar on starting a business in the cannabis industry in Washington State. Some of the guest speakers are from Washington Liquor Control Board. COST – $300.00 per person. DAY 1: Starting [...]
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Cannabis Business Seminar in Seattle – AUGUST 24, 2013
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How To Do Business With I 502 Rules
In the U.S. and other parts of the world, there has been a push for legalization of cannabis. The reason for this is because of the benefits that are associated with its use. Washington state legalized recreational use last November and information about how to do business with I 502 rules can be received from [...]
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