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What a difference a few months makes. Since our last issue in March, the world has been turned upside-down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our global perspective has forever shifted—including our perspectives on cannabis.
As individual U.S. states took the necessary steps toward shutting down or providing guidance for public infrastructure, commerce, and day-to-day life, those states almost invariably designated the cannabis industry as “essential,” allowing businesses to stay open. This shows particularly strong positioning for the industry, with great support at the state level.