Coronavirus and Cannabis: Page 3

CBD Sales Both Boosted, Thwarted by COVID-19

Price compression and the economic downturn continue to be challenges, though sales volume has increased.

Need to Know: California’s Space Coyote Infuses Prerolls with Popular Extract

The brand also commissions artwork in support of creativity and the counterculture.

Wildfires Continue to Ravage West Coast Cannabis Businesses, U.S. House Postpones Vote on the MORE Act: Week in Review

West coast wildfires continue to threaten and destroy cannabis operations as growers work to save their businesses and homes.

Coin Shortage Lays Bare Cannabis Industry’s Payments Problem

While most retailers have instituted contactless transactions to meet changing customer expectations, dispensaries are still largely operating with cash only.

Oregon Liquor Control Commission Approves Permanent Rules for Curbside Delivery

The agency will continue its social distancing approach to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Corporate Cannabis Q2: Revenue Growth Steady, Profits Still Out of Reach

Big questions remain about corporate cannabis performance for the balance of 2020, with physical retail sales likely to be impacted until 2021—possibly beyond.

New Season, New Challenges

As uncertainty around the coronavirus pandemic continues, it's important to monitor not only the financial health of your business, but the emotional one.

Nature’s Finest Launches its First Dispensary in Michigan: The Starting Line

After a delayed grand opening due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Operating Partner John Kassa is eager to serve the state’s medical and adult-use marketplace.

Need to Know: Mass CultivatED Educates, Trains Bay Staters Impacted by Prohibition

The public-private partnership will offer cannabis classes, internships and other programming to people who have been negatively affected by the War on Drugs or live in disproportionately impacted areas.

Wyllow Launches Premium Flower Brand Based on Inclusivity and Affordability

Undeterred by the COVID-19 pandemic, CEO Camille Roistacher celebrated the launch through a series of virtual events, and customers are already wanting more.

Should Cannabis Companies Return PPP Loans?

According to Dickinson Wright Attorney Scot Crow, plant-touching businesses should return federal funds before the government comes knocking.

Last Prisoner Project Works to End Cannabis Incarceration

The organization is petitioning for the release of cannabis prisoners while striving to provide education to them and their families and aid with reentry into society.

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