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Good Day Farm’s motion to dismiss denied in Missouri lawsuit

A federal judge has denied Good Day Farm's motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a customer who argues the Little Rock-based cannabis company reduced competition and kept prices inflated at its Missouri dispensaries.

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