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Denver Considering New Cannabis Delivery & Social Equity Rules

Social Equity & Social JusticeArticle13 May, 2021

Denver Considering New Cannabis Delivery & Social Equity Rules

Denver cannabis regulators announced new proposals with new provisions that would prioritize those licenses for entrepreneurs who qualify under the state’s social equity requirements.

Denver cannabis regulators announced new proposals that would allow for cannabis delivery and additional social use venues, as well as new provisions that would prioritize those licenses for entrepreneurs who qualify under the state’s social equity requirements.

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