420 with CNW – Federal Agency Says Cannabis Businesses Aren’t Eligible for COVID-19 Disaster Relief

Mar 27, 2020

Marijuana businesses have been left between a rock and a hard place after the federal Small Business Administration (SBA) stated on Monday that marijuana companies aren’t eligible for relief to help cushion them against the Coronavirus pandemic.

Since the novel Coronavirus first appeared in Wuhan, China late last year, there have been over 450,000 confirmed cases and 21,000 deaths worldwide. Experts say that if the virus keeps spreading unabated, up to 70% of the world’s population might be infected before it runs its course. Understandably, countries have started implementing lockdown procedures to curb…

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