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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.

Demystifying Mergers and Acquisitions: Q&A With East Fork Cultivars’ Mason Walker

Ahead of his session at Cannabis Conference 2023, Walker shares a preview of his dealmaking insight that he hopes will make other small cannabis businesses comfortable with the process.

2023 State of the Cannabis Industry Sound Off

A compilation of quotes and commentary chronicling this moment in the cannabis market.

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.

Oregon Cannabis Retailers Must Prove Tax Compliance to Obtain or Renew Licenses

Gov. Tina Kotek has directed regulators to require state tax compliance before approving dispensary licenses, a move that will affect roughly 823 licensees.

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.

Oregon Secretary of State Steps Down Amid Criticism of Her Role as a Cannabis Business Consultant

Earlier this year, Shemia Fagan had worked for two months as a paid consultant to Veriede Holding LLC—an affiliate of La Mota.

7 Considerations for Starting a Cultivation Business

Seasoned operators share vital lessons to consider when mapping out your cultivation start-up.

Colorado, Oregon Face Steepest Cannabis Market Corrections

The two states had the largest sales declines among five adult-use cannabis markets with year-over-year drops.

Curaleaf Announces Closure of Operations in California, Colorado, Oregon

The proactive exit will generate additional cash and improve margins in a non-SAFE Banking environment; 2023 free cash flow is expected to exceed $125 million.

Oregon Shy of $1 Billion in Cannabis Sales for First Time Since 2019

The state’s average wholesale flower price dropped to $550 per pound in December, while the average retail price dipped to $116 per ounce.

What Cannabis Companies Can Learn From a Craft Merger in Oregon

Oregon’s East Fork Cultivars and Peak Extracts say combining their companies helps preserve locally owned, midsized businesses and craft cannabis in an increasingly competitive and consolidated market.

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