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Study Finds Consumers Are Noticing Cannabis Consolidation, Too
Cannabis operators aren’t alone in worrying about consolidation. Consumers interviewed across nine established adult-use markets praised legalization for improving safety, access, and social acceptance, but many also saw regulatory costs and corporate concentration pushing small businesses aside. Participants also questioned whether cannabis tax revenue has delivered promised community benefits and worry large corporations eventually could shape policy in their favor.
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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Small Study Links Frequent Cannabis Use to Higher Waking Cortisol
A small study associated frequent cannabis use with higher waking cortisol, but found no difference in the cortisol awakening response and did not establish causation.
Did you know that 62% of all vape sales are still 510-carts?
The GT-GO has been described as the most reliable and well-performing cartridge in the market. And the GT AC (all-ceramic) is a show-stopper that elevates any extract.
Nonprofit Finds Hemp THC Beverages Fall Short of Label Claims
Most of the 21 hemp THC beverages tested by a nonprofit missed their label claims, adding an inconvenient new wrinkle to the industry’s argument for regulation instead of prohibition.
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.
Trulieve Approved for NYSE Listing
Trulieve will begin trading on the NYSE after executing a strategic corporate restructuring to maintain a 100-percent medical consolidated footprint.
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