Cannabiz Media Blog

Cannabis consumption restrictions pose a significant problem that has plagued the growth of cannabis markets in the United States, but it’s a problem that is slowly being solved as more states introduce onsite cannabis consumption licenses. 

During the first five months of 2021, here's where the new cultivation licenses have been issued, what it means for the total number of licenses, and what might it translate into in terms of expanded canopy size.

The 2-day event is jam-packed with opportunities to learn and network.

We live in a convenience-driven society, and cannabis delivery meets that demand. You can expect to see more delivery businesses and evolving state and local regulations related to delivery in the coming months and years.

A strong supply chain is essential to the success of any business, but building a supply chain in the cannabis industry presents unique challenges. One of the biggest challenges is finding cannabis license holders to build a strong and reliable supply chain.

We’re so excited that events are back! It’s been much too long since we’ve seen all of our colleagues and friends in the cannabis industry, and the Cannabiz Media team is looking forward to seeing familiar faces and new ones at the USA CBD Expo in Atlanta, Georgia.

Nearly seven months have passed since the Green Wave of the 2020 election jumpstarted legalization of cannabis in multiple states across the United States, and with legalization comes market growth.

Just as social equity should be a priority in the cannabis industry, so should gender parity. Research shows that having more women in leadership positions positively affects the success of companies in a variety of ways, including higher profits, better stock performance, and higher revenue.

The hemp industry continues holds significant potential and continues to appeal to investors and businesses despite the challenges businesses have faced recently. Here are some of the key factors that continue to attract people to the industry.

What are investors looking for when they consider investing in cannabis businesses today, and what are the biggest mistakes companies make when trying to attract investors and secure funding? The answers to those questions may surprise you. 

It’s extremely important that businesses operating in and with the cannabis industry don’t make telemarketing mistakes that could lead to a lot of negative brand publicity and expensive legal trouble (fines can range from $500 to $1,500 per occurrence). 

The cannabis market continues to grow throughout the United States, but that doesn’t mean all states’ cannabis programs are growing equally. In fact, some states are lagging behind significantly.