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Trulieve根据新的大麻法规向美国缉毒局申请注册。

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-- Trulieve Cannabis (TRUL.CN) 周三表示,已向美国缉毒局 (DEA) 申请注册其部分获得州政府许可的医用大麻业务。 该公司补充说,这些申请是根据近期医用大麻被重新归类为《管制物质法》附表三所设立的新的快速审批程序提交的。 声明称,根据新规,符合条件的运营商在60天内提交申请即可自动获得生产、分销和销售这些产品的许可,除非DEA另有规定。 首席执行官Kim Rivers表示:“Trulieve拥有200多家仅服务于医疗患者的药房,这使其在美国大麻行业树立了负责任运营商的标杆。”

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