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The Orange County Register:

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is joining a bipartisan group of 34 attorneys general in urging Congress to approve a coronavirus relief package that would let marijuana businesses use traditional banking services. The Democrat-controlled House on Friday, May 15, approved the idea of granting banking access to cannabis businesses as part of the $3 trillion HEROES Act, which would provide the
biggest package of programs yet aimed at buffering the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic

Real Assets Adviser

“The United States and worldwide trend of legal sales will only improve, since we are far from reaching new demographics or the top level of legal and pharmaceutical sales.”- Michael Sassano, CEO of Solaris Farms, and chairman of Somai Pharmaceuticals

Joomag

“The environment can be controlled in both indoor and hybrid greenhouses in almost the exact same way, but it is hard to argue that natural sunlight is a negative to plant quality”

Cannabis Business Times

“There is no positive in having cash outside of the banking industry for the safety of our employees and facility, but also no positive for the economy either,” said Michael Sassano, founder and CEO of Solaris Farms, a Las Vegas-based cultivation facility.

Huffpost

Michael Sassano of Solaris Farms, a large-scale industrial hybrid greenhouse cultivator in Las Vegas says while CBD might work like an herbal supplement or aspirin, he admitted with a laugh that “it makes no sense to be on popcorn.”

Nisonco

“In the future, the entire cannabis industry will benefit from not only it’s essential medicine title, but also hundreds of billions of dollars that are going to flow to the drug and medical sector from every government in the world.” by Michael Sassano

Benzinga

“Creating a safe environment while cannabis is deemed ‘essential’ added tremendous positive energy for our team, while at the same time all of us observed remaining out of public areas to decrease local and national spreading,” Solaris Farms CEO Michael Sassano said.

Yahoo finance

“Recently, in-order to give back to the community and create outward good will, Solaris Farms reduced pricing to support locals and partnered with the Holistically Positive Product Give administered by the Ogden Foundation to support patients that cannot afford their medicines through the Community Outreach Medical Center.”

Hemp Market Report

“Although our first priority is to the safety of our employees and doing our part to slow the spread of the virus by adhering to even stricter anti-microbial protocols, we have recently partnered with the Holistically Positive Product Give administered by the Ogden Foundation to support patients that cannot afford their medicines through the Community Outreach Medical Center.” — Michael Sassano, CEO, Solaris Farms