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Arizona voters passed legal adult-use cannabis effective in 2020. In the two years since the market launched, it’s dominated the market, often doubling medical’s sales.
In the spring of 2021, New Yorkers celebrated the legalization of recreational cannabis use. While many cannabis users rejoiced over the news, A great deal
With thousands of people still locked away in prisons for marijuana-related charges, protestors took to the streets in front of the White House, donning cannabis
The glacier that is federal government legislation continues to move incrementally. This past month, we saw President Biden issue mass pardons for marijuana possession, and
The adult-use cannabis licensing process for the U.S. territory of Guam will finally begin at the end of the next month, opening up applications for
Kentucky veterans and voters have made it incredibly clear that they support medical marijuana – in fact, according to Governor Andy Beshear, over 90% of
Joe Biden has spent nearly two years in office, and his presidential tenure is characterized largely by inaction, unfulfilled promises, and blaming policy failures on
The recreational marijuana industry made some serious ground in Europe this week, and it is leaving anti-prohibitionists feeling hopeful. Government officials and activists for the
Last week I wrote: Can “Corporate” Cannabis Coexist with “Legacy,” or “Traditional” Cannabis? (Part I) This is Part 2, and the conclusion. Is Corporate Cannabis worse
With MJ BizCon in full swing this week the global cannabis market will converge on Sin City to make a gameplan for 2020 and the years to come. But beyond the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip, the Nevada cannabis industry can get pretty dark.
Governor Newsom took office riding a wave of support from cannabis consumers convinced that he would make right what Prop 64 got so terribly wrong. His track record on the issue has not been perfect so far, but this week’s flurry of signatures on successful cannabis legislation should show that the fight is not over yet and although he may not be the most reliable ally, he is certainly not the enemy. The battle begins anew the second week of January with the state’s next legislative session.
Massachusetts has the rare distinction of being the first state to ban cannabis back in 1911 as well as being the first state on the eastern seaboard to create a legal recreational cannabis market. It may have taken them over a century to come around but they are predicted to haul in up to a half a billion in cannabis sales this year. It is certainly no pipe dream to figure on that number doubling once home delivery and social consumption become a reality. By 2021 cannabis sales in the state are predicted to account for 6.7% of TOTAL cannabis sales in the U.S. Yeah, boy… Beard Bros. Boston has a pretty sweet ring to it and we definitely know a thing or two about growing green monstahs!
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