US marijuana business licensing stable in early 2025
The U.S. marijuana licensing market remained stable in early 2025, with the total number of active licenses growing less than 1%.
The U.S. marijuana licensing market remained stable in early 2025, with the total number of active licenses growing less than 1%.
As the cannabis industry matures, access to reliable data is more important than ever.
The MJBizDaily editorial team is asking business owners, executives and entrepreneurs in the marijuana and hemp sectors to participate in the annual MJBiz Factbook business survey.
U.S. hemp production surged in 2024, according to a recent report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service.
The total U.S. economic impact of regulated marijuana sales could top $123.6 billion in 2025, about 9% more than last year, according to a newly released MJBiz Factbook update.
Products in Ohio’s recreational marijuana market are showing signs of price contraction only five months after sales began.
The number of active U.S. cannabis business licenses continued to decline through Q3 2024 as established market reductions outpaced emerging market growth.
If approved by voters on Tuesday, new regulated marijuana markets in Florida, Nebraska and North Dakota could collectively reach $2.3 billion in sales.
Wyld is well on its way to becoming the top-selling edibles brand in every state, a goal the Oregon-based company says it has set for itself.
Seeking to better understand the role of women and minorities in the U.S. cannabis industry, MJBizDaily is launching its annual diversity survey.
Active Canadian hemp licenses declined for the third year in a row with all provinces or territories showing double-digit permit declines from 2022.
While overall cannabis sales have been falling in California since early 2021, some areas of the state are breaking the trend.