California Wildfires Could Impact Cannabis Business Revenue
Back in October, the Northern California wildfires inflicted damage on thousands of acres across the famed vineyards of Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino. More than 30 large-scale cannabis farms were destroyed, and many more cannabis businesses were affected. The wildfires took an enormous human and property toll: 42 people dead, more
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Oh, Canada: A Leafy Buy for Major Beer Purveyor
No doubt you’ve heard of Corona, Corona Extra, Corona Light, Modelo Especial, Modelo Negra and Pacifico – all familiar high-end labels favored by discerning beer drinkers. Now meet Constellation Brands, the $7 billion Fortune 500 firm that distributes those popular brands. It’s the world’s largest beer distribution company and the
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San Diego Most Progressive CA Green Rush City
San Diego is the first city in the state to legalize cannabis cultivation, embracing the California Green Rush “more fully than almost any other community in California, including San Francisco and Los Angeles,” according to the San Diego Union Tribune. The San Diego community is moving with renewed force, pushing
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Proposition 64: Timeline for Marketing Your Recreational Marijuana Business
When Will California Legalize Recreational Marijuana? It’s a question that’s been on the mind of West Coasters since the passing of the Compassionate Use Act in 1996. As of Nov. 9, 2016, that question has been answered: NOW! Proposition 64 has passed, and recreational marijuana sales are poised to
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What Prop 64 Means for the California Cannabis Industry
Voting season is nearly upon us. After shooting down prop 19 in the 2010 election, California is once again up at bat to legalize recreational marijuana, this time in the form of Proposition 64. While Prop 64's outcome is not yet determined, recent polls show that 60 percent of voting
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