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America’s Top Cannabis Industry Employers 2021
No one will deny 2020 was challenging. A deadly pandemic led to stay-at-home orders and business closures, which boosted some industries and decimated others....
Invasion of the Market-Snatchers
Anyone who is not aware by now that big Canadian players intend to dominate the American cannabis market hasn’t been paying attention.
Although, since American...
Senators Unveil Draft Legalization Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senate Democrats led by Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday unveiled a draft bill that would legalize, regulate, and tax...
Wana Quick Gummies in Oregon
PORTLAND, Oregon — Wana Brands, North America’s No. 1 edibles company, is expanding its partnership with (“White Label”), a multi-state cannabis cultivator, extractor...
Native Roots Cannabis Co. and Wana Brands partner with Digital Artist Ciara Bourne on...
BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado cannabis aficionados have a unique opportunity to support diversity and equity in the industry while bidding on a one-of-a-kind digital...
Wana Brands Encourages Cannabis Enthusiasts to Celebrate 4/20 with #4ward20
BOULDER, Colo. – One year ago, the world was going into a global lockdown, adjusting to coronavirus quarantines, toilet paper shortages and n95 masks when...
Spring 2021 Buyers’ Guide: Product Roundup
To remain competitive, dispensaries must cater to evolving needs and expectations. Stocking fresh options in every category at every price tier will keep customers...
Spring 2021 Cannabis Dispensary Buyers’ Guide
The humble cannabis dispensary buyer has one of the most powerful roles in the industry. Acting as a gatekeeper between the entire supply chain...
Building Bigger Cannabis Brands with Better Data
It’s hard to imagine what newbie customers must be thinking as they peruse retail cannabis menus these days. First, they must decode the categories—“flower,”...















