Cannabis industry’s leading consulting group offers low cost compliance audit program to help all types of marijuana businesses identify “hot spots” that can trigger regulatory disciplinary actions
DCG, the nation’s leading cannabis industry consultancy, announced that the company will offer low cost $100 compliance audits for cannabis dispensaries, marijuana grow operations, and processors. These professional audits provide valuable information and give insight into where businesses may be out of compliance with state and local regulations. The failure to remain compliant can result in regulator-imposed fines, temporary or permanent shutdown, and license revocation.
“The co-founders of DCG still own and operate one of the first recreational dispensaries in Colorado, and know first-hand how important it is to stay compliant with the myriad of regulations,” said Ryan Lewis, Partner at Denver Consulting Group. “Today, many of the issues that harm a dispensary’s ability to earn a profit, stem from a failure to comply with certain aspects of the law.”
Regulators in all cannabis-legal states have been stepping up surprise inspections, so it is imperative to have every employee adhere to all regulations, no matter how obscure.
“We developed the $100 Compliance Audit Program to give canna-business owners deeper insight into their operations, and actionable intelligence on how to immediately rectify problems,” Lewis commented. “There are no strings attached. This is a full-service audit with a complete report and certification,” he added. “I cannot think of a more important $100 investment.”
DCG has partnered with CannaScore for the Audit Program. CannaScore is an award-winning auditing and compliance software system, providing real-time scoring and analysis. Verified companies receive Compliance Certifications, which gives assurance to regulators, banks, investors, landlords and other stakeholders.
Denver Consulting Group (DCG) is a cannabis consulting service, helping marijuana businesses get established, stay compliant, and thrive. Services include license applications, location permitting, build-outs, grow optimization, training, and SOPs. The company also provides regulatory audits powered by CannaScore – the gold standard in compliance assurance.
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Heat the olive oil and add the onions and carrots. Cook for a few minutes but do not allow to brown.
Add the garlic, ginger and curry powder and cook for a minute. Add the stock to the pan, half cover the pan and simmer for 20 minutes until the carrots are tender.
For the lemon herb cream: Mix all the ingredients together and serve a spoonful on top of each portion of soup.
Because of the carrots, this soup has a lovely sweet taste so kids (as well as adults!) love it. It tastes much more calorific than it really is and is also a very filling soup that is great on its own with crusty bread for a meal or snack. Each portion contains one of your 5 fruit and vegetable portions for the day too.
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Former Russian MP, Denis Voronenkov, an outspoken opponent of Vladimir Putin, was shot dead outside a hotel today. He had fled to Kiev in fear of his life and to help with inquiries into Russia's incursions into the Ukraine.
Trump's sidelined in Suzan-Lori Park's wise and entertaining 100 PLAYS for the FIRST HUNDRED DAYS (Theatre Communications Group. In this slim, 93 page book, we, the thinking public, are the main attraction, while Trump skirts the sidelines perplexed he's not the mainattraction.
In this intelligent darkly funny book, people of good will with humanist values assumed to be universal, find themselves in dystopian land. Stunned like Alice, we identify this strange new place, trying to define the shape of things to come.
Yet Parks, Pulitzer prize winner of TOPDOG/UNDERDOG takes the long view. Like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, she tries on the idea that politics is a pendulum, not about right or left or leaders. Parks' astute examination of who we are now and how we got here, concludes with an optimistic assessment of "WE THE PEOPLE."-- The American character in the larger sense.
I found this book a refreshing antidote to the senseless 24-7 assault of Trump News. Parks has written a kind of Pilgrim's Progress through our current psychological plague.
I have often wished the newsmedia might consider taking control of their medium. Suppose at say 7PM, they programmed a half hour of Trump news, rather than alerts throughout the news day. Without burnout from the day's choreographed distractions, people might actually tune in for a real news perspective.