Tikun Olam, which serves about a third of Israeli medical marijuana patients, has joined forces with the Compassionate Care Center of New York (CCCNY) in hopes of winning one of five licenses. If the state grants CCCNY the license, Tikun Olam will ship their products and conduct research through the group starting in January.
Forty-two other companies applied for the licenses, including a handful of health groups with Jewish ties…
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Forward By Rachel X. Landes
