SNDL wins stalking-horse bid to buy cannabis edibles producer Indiva
Canadian cannabis and alcohol company SNDL won its stalking-horse bid to acquire Indiva, the country’s leading producer of marijuana edibles.
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Canadian cannabis and alcohol company SNDL won its stalking-horse bid to acquire Indiva, the country’s leading producer of marijuana edibles.
A cannabis business license in one jurisdiction can be a golden ticket to substantial profits. In another, it’s just a piece of paper.
Through a partnership with Leafly, Uber Eats is now delivering cannabis to customers in Alberta, Canada.
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David Klein, who joined Canopy Growth Corp. as CEO in 2020, will retire at the end of company’s current fiscal year, on March 31, 2025.
China is shifting its regulations on CBD production that could lead to legalized production in the East Asia country, according to a memo from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.