Most marijuana consumers prefer to browse products online before making a purchase – even those ultimately visiting brick-and-mortar stores – highlighting the importance of a strong e-commerce presence.
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California cannabis recalls highlight importance of decontamination
With the health of consumers and the profitability of cultivators at stake, a “decontamination step” in the cultivation process can act as a safeguard.
How to capitalize on the Green Wednesday cannabis sales rush
New data reveals significant growth in cannabis sales during key shopping days, particularly “Green Wednesday” and the week of Thanksgiving.
Nebraska medical cannabis initiatives pass, but eligibility questions unresolved
Nebraska voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly supported two initiatives to legalize and regulate medical cannabis, although state courts still could decide the citizen-led ballot measures should have been left off the ballot altogether.
Election countdown: Why marijuana capital markets could thrive in 2025
Despite recent setbacks, the investment opportunity in cannabis has never looked brighter. Several major catalysts are in play today that could significantly reshape the industry.
Value of a marijuana trademark is more than just bag appeal
Similar – sometimes even identical – trademarks are used to sell regulated cannabis products because marijuana is barred from federal trademark protection.
Why cannabis OGs shouldn’t fear multistate operators
Plenty of legacy OGs fear that MSOs might overtake their home markets. But by understanding the role of MSOs, cannabis OGs can rest easier.
Native American tribes bridge gap in Minnesota cannabis market
Native American cannabis businesses are helping to fill a gap in supply while Minnesota prepares to launch its regulated marijuana market next year.
40 Tons to share MJBizCon space with other justice-impacted marijuana brands
40 Tons is sharing its space on the MJBizCon 2024 show floor with 15 other marijuana companies founded by justice-impacted individuals.
What legalized psilocybin might look like in New Jersey
New Jersey lawmakers are hoping to succeed with psychedelics policy reform in ways their counterparts in California and Connecticut have not – at least not so far.
Fed rate cut could be a game changer as cannabis industry debt maturity looms
Cannabis investments have been buoyed by the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut, but benefits to marijuana operators are more nuanced.
Georgia hemp community responds to hurricane, new regulations
The Georgia hemp industry was tasked with the dual challenge of navigating a hurricane and new regulations governing allowable products over the past week.
