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Green Report

October brings recreational marijuana to Oregon

Capelli D'Angelo

September 28, 2015

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This week marks the beginning of a new weed era in Oregon. At the start of October licensed dispensaries will legally be able to sell recreational marijuana.

Businesses will initially only offer customers seeds, clones and flower, according to The Weed Blog. In 2016 shops will begin selling edibles and concentrates as well.

This is due to the high number of parameters involved in selling edibles or dabs. There are many laws that regulate the packaging and dosage of these products. Until the rules are final, recreational dispensaries are limited for inventory.

To learn more about legal October in Oregon, read the full post published by The Weed Blog.

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