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Up or Down? A Look at Sales So Far in Adult-Use Cannabis States

Midyear reports are out. Here’s a look at year-over-year cannabis sales in adult-use states.

Colorado’s Next Chapter

Still struggling amid market challenges, state cannabis operators say they hope the worst is behind them and are focused on strategies for a brighter future.

Jetty Extracts’ Ron Gershoni Talks Expansion Into New York, Colorado

The California-based company’s co-founder and CEO shares why these markets are appealing, what makes a good business partner for this kind of expansion, and more.

On The Ground in Colorado

Some of the most dedicated people in the cannabis industry are doing their best work and remain optimistic despite seemingly endless and unpredictable challenges at every turn.

Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Have Generated $15 Billion in State Tax Revenue

Since Colorado and Washington launched adult-use cannabis sales in 2014, states have generated more than $15 billion in adult-use cannabis tax revenue, according to an analysis from the Marijuana Policy Project. Here's a state-by-state breakdown of tax revenue from 2022.

Jetty Extracts Expands Into Colorado

The California-based producer of cannabis extracts and clean vape technology has partnered with Leiffa to bring its solventless vape to the Colorado market following a recent expansion into New York.

Colorado Governor Repeals Ban for Online Cannabis Sales

Gov. Jared Polis signed legislation that allows licensed retail stores to sell cannabis products online.

Meet Your Peers: Cultivators to Gather for ‘Remarkable’ Event at Cannabis Conference’s Cultivation Roundtable

Cultivators from throughout North America will gather in one room to network and exchange knowledge on various topics such as pest management, genetic selection and breeding, and discuss solutions to the most crucial problems they face today.

Montana, South Dakota, Oregon Report Most Acres of Hemp Planted in 2022

The three states planted 8,400 acres of hemp, accounting for roughly 30% of the national total.

Study Finds Overreporting of THC Potency in Colorado Cannabis Products

The research did not determine the exact source of the discrepancies but noted that some likely factors causing this issue are a lack of regulatory oversight, limited testing protocols and financial incentives to market high-THC potency.

Dispatches From the Failing Cannabis Economy

Cannabis operators from across the U.S. foresee a tough year ahead, but they are controlling and adjusting what they can to stay afloat.

Outstanding Debt Between Cannabis Licensees Must be Paid, Colorado Regulators Warn

The state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division issued a bulletin clarifying contract enforceability after a series of ignored industry invoices.

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