Florida Governor Expands Medical Marijuana Access for Black Farmers and Patients with Telehealth

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that allows Black farmers to participate in the state's medical marijuana industry. The legislation, originally focused on telehealth methods for renewing medical marijuana certifications, was amended to address the ongoing issue of licenses for Black farmers. The new law grants licenses to Black farmer applicants who meet certain criteria, including receiving a notice of intent to deny or approve the application from the state Department of Health. Additionally, the bill allows medical marijuana patients in Florida to access telehealth services for the first time.
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