With the legalization of adult-use cannabis in New York, Bri Delgado was able to put her background in fashion and design to work, creating the Florette brand from scratch and helping get the company’s products in more than 45 shops in the emerging Empire State market.
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Ayrloom took a chance by dedicating 1 acre of its 1,000-acre apple farm to cannabis, and it’s paying off as the New York rec market grows. The company uses a state-of-the-art processing and canning facility, as well as Beak & Skiff’s expertise as a manufacturer of hard ciders and bourbon, to become one of the leading cannabis brands in New York.
Marijuana Venture recently hosted a networking call with trade group representatives from Alaska, Montana, Oregon and Washington. They outlined a number of challenges faced by…
“My involvement with a grassroots organization like NORML helped me gain insight into several perspectives on how we should approach full decriminalization and legalization, which…
After playing a key role in facilitating Curaleaf’s transition from medical to adult-use sales in Maryland, D’nise Rebelle is taking on one of the most challenging markets in the country.
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While every state has experienced delays and a variety of growing pains in launching their recreational cannabis programs, New York appears to be having its…
Amid a painstakingly slow rollout, New York’s Office of Cannabis Management in May published its 70-page Social and Economic Equity Plan, outlining the state’s guidelines…