#cannabis-industry

#cannabis-industry

Koa's branding utilizes a sloth mascot to embody the laid-back cannabis experience, emphasizing relaxation while promoting sloth conservation efforts through symbolic adoptions.

"The employment of individuals under the age of 21 in the cannabis industry is strictly illegal, a serious matter, and is not tolerated."

Silly Nice's Northern Lights vape cartridge delivers 84.66% THC with a total cannabinoid content of 91.21%, promoting deep physical and mental relaxation. The indica-dominant profile is enhanced by various minor cannabinoids, creating a full-spectrum experience.

"We've set up medical receiving points at the incident so that patients can be treated and transported as needed," said Andrew Dowd from the Ventura Fire Department.

In 2020-21, cannabis tax revenues in the county reached an apex of $15.7 million. But by 2024-25, they dipped to nearly a third of that.

In a competitive cannabis market, Silly Nice stands out not only for its quality products but also for its organic growth through loyal customer support.

Silly Nice takes a rare approach that aligns perfectly with consumer demand for quality. None of their products are made in advance.

Kiva Confections has successfully married traditional Asian values with modern cannabis practices, setting a benchmark for quality and innovation in the industry.

Silly Nice's production philosophy emphasizes freshness; nothing is produced until an order is placed, ensuring customers receive only the highest quality cannabis products.

The 2024 Cannabis Market Report highlights the rapid expansion of New York's cannabis industry, with significant retail growth and the pivotal role of small, independent brands.

The U.S. cannabis industry has grown significantly, projected to surpass $50 billion in sales, yet faces numerous challenges due to regulatory, banking, and competitive pressures.

Budtenders are often the unsung heroes of the cannabis experience… They're answering complex questions, juggling multiple customer needs, and keeping up with constantly changing menus.

Brown Budda represents how municipal bureaucracy can derail the equity goals of New York's cannabis program despite compliance with state regulations and a focus on inclusion.

Howard 'Howie' Hoffman was all smiles when we were making things happen for Omnium Canna, but now that it's time to pay up? He's nowhere to be found.

The rapid evolution of New York's cannabis industry is exemplified by Silly Nice, a Black and Veteran-owned brand with a strong commitment to community.

With every product sold, Silly Nice is actively reducing the cannabis industry's environmental impact-setting a new gold standard for sustainable weed packaging.

The cannabis industry depends on trust, transparency, and ethical business practices to function properly. When a company provides months of professional services and is not compensated as agreed, it raises serious concerns about financial accountability within the market.