The cannabis industry in California could reach new a new high under a state bill advancing in Sacramento.
Assemblymember Matt Haney wants to eliminate some restrictions at dispensaries to give way for “Amsterdam-style” cafes.
Currently, legal marijuana retailers can’t sell food or nonalcoholic beverages of any kind. Haney said that he wants consumers to stop by a local dispensary and enjoying a sweet treat while listening to live music. It would be under AB374. “There are existing cannabis lounges that are legal. But they can sell nothing but cannabis, which makes no sense,” he said.
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