The industry is set for major growth in 2025. Learn how market expansion, federal rescheduling, and investment opportunities make this a critical time for investors.
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California-based operator StateHouse Holdings has entered receivership, and its assets are now up for sale. According to industry experts, this may become the largest receivership deal in U.S. history. The assets include brands, retail locations, cultivation properties, and more, all valued at significant sums. With the bidding process already underway and expected to close on January 15,
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pre-rolls have become one of the fastest-growing product categories in theindustry, appealing to a wide variety of consumers. Among them, millennials—those currently aged 28 to 43—stand out as the top purchasers of pre-rolls, accounting for nearly half of the market. This generation is reshaping consumer spending habits and driving trends that highlight the growing demand
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DEA Sued Over Rescheduling Process: What’s Happening and Why It Matters The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is facing a lawsuit over its handling of th rescheduling process. A researcher has taken legal action, demanding that the DEA pause its upcoming rescheduling hearing due to alleged procedural violations. This development marks yet another chapter in the
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Urban Outfitters Partners with DaySavers: A Mainstream Move for Accessories Urban Outfitters, the popular lifestyle retailer, has made a significant move into the accessory space by partnering with DaySavers to sell joint rollers and pre-roll papers. This collaboration marks one of the latest examples of mainstream retailers embracing culture by offering products that cater to consumers without
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Ohio Recreational Marijuana Sales Surpass $131 Million in First Three Months Since Ohio launched its recreational marijuana market on August 6, 2024, the state has seen an impressive $131 million in sales, showcasing the strong demand for legal cannabis. Ohioans voted to legalize recreational marijuana in November 2023 through Issue 2, setting the stage for
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Missouri’s industry is taking a significant step forward with the establishment of a state-run reference testing lab. This new lab will serve as a benchmark for testing facilities across the state, helping to ensure consistent, reliable, and accurate results forproducts. As one of the first states to introduce a government-operated reference lab specifically for ,
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The third quarter of 2024 brought mixed results for the U.S. industry, reflecting both the challenges and opportunities that come with operating in this evolving market. According to, companies faced pressure from regulatory hurdles, high taxes, and price compression, while others managed to capitalize on strategic expansions and product innovations. In this blog, we’ll dive
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Tilray, a leading player in the global market, is positioning itself to benefit from potential regulation changes in the U.S. after the 2024 presidential election. Both major party candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, have signaled support for reclassifying—a move that could create significant opportunities for Tilray’s marijuana-infused products. With optimism building around political shifts,
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New research reveals that compounds like THC, CBD, and CBG show promising potential as anti-cancer agents. According to a review published in Discover Oncology, cannabinoids can inhibit tumor growth, limit cancer spread, and improve patient outcomes, particularly in palliative care. However, while these findings are exciting, researchers emphasize the need for more studies to fully
