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Sweet Dirt Highlights Commitment to Maine in Transition to State’s Adult-Use Cannabis Market: The Starting Line

Executives from the Maine-based company discuss their plans to transition from a medical cannabis operator to a vertically integrated adult-use business.

5 Branding Tips to Help Cannabis and Hemp Businesses Stand Out from the Crowd

From getting to know your target audience to adhering to strict state regulations, Ashley Grace, founding CMO for Charlotte’s Web, outlines his top branding strategies.

Taking a Closer Look at a Closer Look

After a whistleblower called out the Department of Justice, the federal government’s cannabis M&A oversight is as unclear as ever.

Discovery Premieres New Reality Series ‘Growing Belushi,’ Documenting Jim Belushi’s Oregon Cannabis Farm

The actor and comedian turned cannabis farm owner and operator takes his new profession to the silver screen. Revisit the March 2020 CBT cover story outlining Belushi’s road to cannabis here.

How Cannabis Cultivators Can Avoid Pesticide Recalls

Tips from experts from one of the oldest regulated, adult-use cannabis markets in the U.S.

Not All Terpenes Are Created Equal

In today’s fast-evolving marketplace, do you truly know what your products contain?

A Conversation With Tommy Chong

In this interview, Chong, counter-culture legend and industry veteran, shares details on his new retail venture, offers his advice for others in the business, and reflects on his place in cannabis history.

The Nomenclature of Female Flowers

As the industry continues to advance, using correct botanical terms is essential for cultivators to grow in sophistication and become compatible with the horticulture market.

Cannabis Doing Good Helps Companies Craft Approaches to Racial Justice, Sustainability and Social Responsibility

The company helps cannabis businesses build and refine community engagement programs to raise awareness and contribute to causes they believe in.

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.

Federal Government Sues California Bureau of Cannabis Control for Business Records

The DEA and DOJ have requested specific information about three state-licensed cannabis operators as part of a criminal investigation, and the BCC has refused to provide the information.

Smell the Buds and Suds

Their similarities offer complementary effects that are playing into new co-consumption business models and trends.

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