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Sudden cannabis reclassification leaves Maryland industry, regulators confused

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April 23, 2026

[#item_full_content] A surprise reclassification of medical marijuana to a less dangerous drug on Thursday has left many Maryland regulators and businesses with more questions than answers about what the change will mean for businesses in the state. Sudden cannabis reclassification leaves Maryland industry, regulators confused Read More

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