Cannabis Brands Need More Than Legacy, Passion, and Quality

Legacy, passion, quality, craft, and deep roots appear so often in cannabis brand copy that they have lost much of their power to differentiate. Stronger positioning requires more than familiar adjectives. Brands need tension, specificity, and a clear point of view that gives customers, investors, and journalists something distinct to remember.

Navigating 2025: Strategies for Thriving Amidst Risk and Competition in Cannabis

The cannabis sector is navigating heightened risks, with economic pressures, inflation and regulatory uncertainties straining operations. A reactive, “set-it-and-forget-it” mindset no longer will work...

Legal Psychedelics Set to Follow Cannabis Regulatory Blueprint

Twenty-five years after Colorado legalized medical cannabis and a decade since greenlighting adult-use sales, the Centennial State made history again as one of the...

Is Your Cannabis Security System Unified? It Should Be

Businesses that operate in a cash-intensive environment are attractive targets for criminals. A recent spike in violent robberies at dispensaries across the United States...

A Fast-Paced Industry Requires Holistic Business Strategies

Traditional business consulting is well-suited to traditional businesses. After all, they’ve evolved hand in hand for more than a century. Heavily regulated cannabis, however,...
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Hemp Beverage Operators Build Plan B Ahead of November Ban

Hemp beverage operators are preparing for several possible futures as a federal ban on intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids approaches. At Hemp Beverage Expo, panelists urged brands to review cash flow, contracts, supply chains, tax exposure, insurance, and customer data while weighing pivots to non-hemp functional beverages, alcohol, or a temporary scale-back.
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Trulieve Approved for NYSE Listing Following Medical-Only Restructuring

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has received approval to list on the New York Stock Exchange beginning June 10 under ticker symbol TRLV. Marking a historic shift for U.S. plant-touching operators, the company paved its path to the major exchange by executing a strategic corporate restructuring to maintain a 100-percent medical consolidated footprint following federal Schedule III reclassification.
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Curaleaf Prepares for U.S. Uplisting With 1-for-3 Reverse Stock Split

STAMFORD, Conn. – Curaleaf Holdings is making its most tangible move yet toward a major U.S. stock exchange listing. The Stamford, Connecticut-based multistate operator...
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Tobacco-Free Wraps: The New Retail Revenue Driver

High Tea’s tobacco-free wraps keep terpene flavor intact and help dispensaries capture accessory margins without compliance headaches.
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Why Post-Harvest Is the New Battleground for Cannabis Quality

Post-harvest is where quality is won or lost. Vapor-pressure control can protect terpenes, trichomes, and margins.
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