Cannabusiness

Jim Jones revealed why so many nontraditional investors and businesses are eager to find a spot in the cannabis industry.

It turns out, when it comes to pot, Oklahomans are full of surprises, most of which revolve around wanting to get into the cannabis industry at the ground level.

Activists and advocates who love weed from seed to consumption can rattle off state laws, pontificate on the many wonders of the plant, and give lectures on the virtues of hemp, but that passion doesn’t always equate to business acumen in the cannabis arena.

Since the 2000s, the government has been interested in hemp cannabis’ abilities for military and herbal remedies usage.

With legalization passed and ready to open its doors to the public in Canada, many big time acquisitions and investments have either happened or are happening.

The deal gives MedMen the right to manufacture and distribute Woodstock branded products in six legal states.

For those who desire or need much higher potency, you can now go beyond dabs. For more seasoned cannabis users, terp sauce is here.

The big news this past week was the $5 billion investment by alcohol company Constellation Brands (STZ) into Canopy Growth (CGC). But that wasn’t the only big deal.

Plan a pit stop, or a pot stop, with The Fresh Toast’s guide to West-Coast pot tourism.

Constellation is seeing cannabis as an expanded product line rather than a competitor and is putting a big stake in not only the company, but in the industry.