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Counterfeiters are setting up shop in the cannabis market with increasing availability of knock-off cannabis products with packaging that’s made to look like it came from a licensed producer.
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Ontario's legal cannabis retail scene will become better equipped to compete with the black market starting next month, the government said Dec. 12 as it announced it was doing away with the province's controversial licence lottery system.
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Stats Can said Canadians spent $24 per capita on non-medical cannabis between October 2018 and September 2019. As the number of physical stores increased, the share of online sales dropped from 43.4 per cent in October 2018 to 5.9 per cent in September 2019.
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Cannabis plants are classified into two main groups: Indica and Sativa. This book focuses on Cannabis Indica, a bushier and heavier plant that produces a smoke that famously induces (among other highs) a desire to sit quietly on the couch and relax. This is the latest book in the bestselling series focusing on the Cannabis Indica plant, the most popular type of marijuana in the United States due to its growth patterns and intense physical effects.
Cannabis Indica, Volume 3 features genetics from the world’s greatest seed breeders, and showcases strains from such varied countries as Britain, Holland, Canada, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, France, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Australia and the USA.
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Good governance may be emerging as among the highest priorities in 2020, as organizations get a better handle on operational processes and develop more effective metrics and key performance indicators (KPI). This was a highlight of a panel discussing the Canadian cannabis market outlook for 2020, held at this year’s MJBiz Conference in Las Vegas.
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Oregon and Canada have long shared historical roots in our beloved cannabis industry. Max White, director of cultivation at Aroma Cannabis, shares his perspective as well as offer my two-cents on what Canada can learn from my experience navigating Oregon’s rollercoaster “cannabliss” industry.
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Fluent Beverages, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tilray’s High Park Company and Labatt Breweries’ AB InBev, announced on Dec. 11 that it has launched a new non-alcoholic CBD-infused beverage brand called Everie as part of its portfolio of cannabis products.
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January 9-11, 2020
Location:Vancouver Convention Centre
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