West VA’s Office Of Medical Cannabis Hopes To Have Sales Start In Spring
“It will be a fairly labor-intensive process”
The state Office of Medical Cannabis is continuing to move forward with approving applications for medical marijuana businesses with hopes of having dispensaries open in the spring.
Officials earlier this month approved applications for medical cannabis processors, which will use the plants to create pills, creams and other products for medical use, as well as prepare the plants to be used in a dry leaf form.
“It will be a fairly labor-intensive process,” Office Director Jason Frame said. “They’re using chemical processes and physical processes to extract certain parts of these plants for medicinal use.
While the 10 approved processors have offices in West Virginia, some companies have experience in other areas.
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