Allows agricultural cooperatives for cannabis producers in Washington.
Washington HB1941 authorizes agricultural cooperatives for cannabis producers. It allows farmers, licensed cannabis producers, and other agricultural producers to form associations or cooperatives for collective benefit. These cooperatives can engage in activities like processing, preparing for market, handling, and marketing agricultural products, including cannabis. The bill also outlines licensing requirements and fees for cannabis producers, processors, and retailers.
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