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Dear Green Cross Members, Friends & Family, As we mentioned in our last newsletter, new industry-wide packaging requirements go into effect on July 1, 2018. As a result, The Green Cross must get rid of all existing inventory with non-compliant packaging by June 30. Please keep reading for more details on what discounted products are now available at our storefront location. With Father's Day nearing, this is a perfect time to pick-up your favorite products for the cannabis-enthusiast father figures in your life, or treat yourself to some amazing discounts! Don't miss your chance to take advantage of these fantastic deals while supplies last! From all of here at The Green Cross, we wish you a wonderful Father's Day this upcoming weekend! Get Involved! District 10 Supervisor Malia Cohen recently sponsored an Initiative Ordinance that would amend the San Francisco Business and Tax Regulations Code to impose an additional gross receipts tax on cannabis, as described below: Motion ordering submitted to the voters, at an election to be held on November 6, 2018, an Ordinance amending the Business and Tax Regulations Code to impose an additional gross receipts tax, starting January 1, 2020, on gross receipts from cannabis business activities, but exempting the first $500,000 of gross receipts and exempting retail sales of medicinal cannabis; said tax for 2020 to be set at a rate of 2%, which will increase in 2021 to between 2% and 5% depending on the type of cannabis business activity and amount of gross receipts, and which may be adjusted at any time within a range of 0% to 10% by Ordinance adopted by a two-thirds vote of the Board of Supervisors; and increasing the City’s appropriations limit by the amount collected under the new tax for four years from November 6, 2018. The Green Cross has many concerns about the negative impact this proposed legislation will have on cannabis businesses, medical cannabis patients, and adult use consumers. Here is copy of the letter we recently submitted to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors with our feedback:  We encourage all concerned members to learn more about the Initiative Ordinance by reviewing the legislation text and legislative digest. In addition, we recommend writing a letter of your own to the Board of Supervisors to address your concerns and make your voices heard.   Don't miss your chance to take advantage of these amazing savings! The following discounted products are now on sale until June 30: Bhang Pure Oil Cartridge: $25 + tax Bhang Private Reserve Cartridge: $33 + tax Bloom Farms Strain Specific Pod: $35 + tax Brite PAX Era Pod: $30 + tax Gold Drop Single Source Cartridge: $45 + tax Guild Extracts PAX Era Pod: $35 + tax Guild Extracts HTE Extract: $30 + tax Guild Extracts 1/2 gram THC-A Powder: $20 + tax Guild Extracts 1 gram THC-A Powder: $35 + tax Guild Extracts Delta 8: $30 + tax Legion of Bloom PAX Era Pod: $35 + tax Level Tablinguals: $15 + tax NUG Sugar Wax: $40 + tax OneDrop Concentrates Honeycomb Hash: $25 + tax OneDrop Concentrates THCA Rosin: $35 + tax OneDrop Concentrates THCA Powder: $35 + tax Temple PAX Era Pod: $30 + tax All products available while supplies last. For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  All IncrediMeds edibles are 30% off while supplies last! For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  Get a complimentary Absolute Xtracts Battery with every purchase of an Absolute Xtracts or Care By Design Cartridge! Offer available while supplies last. For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  Our signature house-blended 1/2 oz. Mix-A-Lot now available for $50 (tax included) while supplies last! For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  The following strains are now on sale for the low price of $15 (tax included) per 1/8 oz.: Eye Candy - Crane City Cannabis - THC 20.0% CBD 0.1% Mint Chocolate - Jigga Farms - THC 23.0% CBD 0.1% Black Cherry Cola - Seaside Farms - THC 21.2% CBD 0.1% Cookies - W.C.M.S. - THC 21.8% CBD 0.1% OG Kush Breath - Lion Harvest - THC 20.2% CBD 0.1% SG Krip Diesel - Cannavino Estates - THC 7.8% CBD 11.2% SG Sour Tsunami - Potter Valley Farms - THC 0.9% CBD 16.9% SG Ringo's Gift - Cannavino Estates - THC 0.7% CBD 15.2% Granddaddy Purple - T.H.C. - THC 22.3% CBD 0.0% Purple Urkle - Oasis Gardens - THC 20.4% CBD 0.1% 20+ other strains are also now on sale for $20 (tax included) while supplies last! For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  1 and 2 oz. Mentholated Body Balms now 50% off! Available while supplies last for $13 + tax and $26 + tax. For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  Back in stock and better than ever! IncrediMeds 100 mg Dark Chocolate Caramels, Peanut Butter Cups and Peppermint Patties are new-and-improved and finally available at The Green Cross once again! Purchase these delectable treats for the low price of $16.80 + tax (30% off included)! All products available while supplies last. For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu!  Chill now offers cannabis-infused edibles in Acai Berry Blast CBD Dark Chocolate (50 mg THC, 50 mg CBD), Caramel CBD Dark Chocolate (50 mg THC, 50 mg CBD), and "That's a Spicy" Dark Chocolate (100 mg THC). Available while supplies last for $20 + tax each. For a full list of available products and pricing, please visit our Online Store Menu! Member Weekend and Evening ParkingAs a reminder, The Green Cross offers special member parking at the tire shop across the street, located at 4249 Mission Street, after hours and on weekends. Member Parking Lot Hours: Monday: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm Tuesday: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm Wednesday: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm Thursday: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm Friday: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm Saturday: 8:00 am to 10:30 pm Sunday: 8:00 am to 10:30 pm Trump’s biggest legacy might be federal cannabis legalization President Donald Trump could solidify his legacy in the White House by signing a federal cannabis legalization bill in the next few months. Ever since Donald Trump started running for president of the United States he was firm on his position that medical marijuana should be legal, even going so far to voice his thoughts on national television during one of his speeches during the campaign run. Read more » 7 mayors want pot removed from federal list of illegal drugs PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Mayors from seven U.S. cities in states with legal marijuana said Monday they have formed a coalition to push for federal marijuana policy reform just days after President Donald Trump expressed support for bipartisan congressional legislation to ease the federal ban on pot. Mayors from Denver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and West Sacramento — all in marijuana-friendly states — sponsored a resolution at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Boston that asked the U.S. government to remove cannabis from a list of illegal drugs, among other things. Read more » Scott Wiener and Compassionate Care The state senator drafts a bill that would exempt not-for-profit medical cannabis donation programs from state taxes. There are many flaws to be found in Proposition 64, but one of the most egregious oversights was a failure to ensure that compassionate-care programs would not be taxed out of existence. These not-for-profit programs, which provide free cannabis to seriously ill and disadvantaged patients, preceded the modern marijuana industry. Before there were snazzy dispensaries and designer vaporizers, San Francisco’s pot was largely provided for free by the likes of activist Dennis Peron and others who saw the merit in using marijuana as medicine. Read more » How Drug Education Is Changing in the Era of Marijuana Legalization Drug education in the past usually boiled down to simple platitudes like, "Just Say No!" But today, many states have legalized medical and recreational marijuana, so the idea of telling kids to "Just Say No," when adults are enjoying cannabis legally and safely is out-of-date. So how are drug education programs changing in this new world? The biggest thing drug education programs are doing now is allowing students to have informed and open conversations about drugs, primarily marijuana. In San Francisco, around 20 schools are using a curriculum called "Being Adept" that allows students and teachers to discuss the risks behind marijuana, as well as the motives for why people would use the drug. It's not about using old-fashioned scare tactics, but rather about making sure children have a full understanding of what marijuana is and how it works. The Being Adept program even teaches students about the different kinds of marijuana products available, including edibles, concentrates and more. Read more » We hope you're enjoying a wonderful summer thus far! Please stop by The Green Cross again soon!
Sincerely, Kevin Reed Founder & President The Green Cross Comments are closed.
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Disclaimer: The Green Cross is a non-profit Public Benefit Corporation. The Green Cross name and logo are California registered trademarks. You must be 21+ years old or be 18+ years old, and possess proof of California residency and a verifiable, written recommendation from a physician for medical cannabis in order to access our products and services.