Manufacturers say mints provide a quick, easy, and precisely-dosed method for delivering cannabis, whether the end consumer is new to edibles or a seasoned connoisseur.

Iron Summit is the creator of the Kaneh Co. brand, a gourmet line of cannabis-infused chocolates, brownies, cookies, truffles, solventless gummies and a variety of other high-end edibles.

Mari y Juana Beverages Co. has partnered with Ginger, an e-commerce provider and last-mile delivery service, in the ever-expanding direct-to-consumer California cannabis market.

Kiva has launched the Kiva Cares Project, a donation program that will provide all out-of-spec product and product with less than 30 days until BBD date/COA expiration date to California medical patients in need.

8th Wonder Brewery & Distillery and Bayou City Hemp Company are partnering to create 8th Wonder Cannabis, a brand offering beverages and more as a brick-and-mortar dispensary and consumption lounge.

Coda Signature has partnered with Illinois Kindness III LLC, a social equity, minority- and female-owned cannabis company, to bring its chocolate bars and Fruit Notes to the Illinois market in 2023.

Cheeba Chews brings its cannabinoid-driven wellness solutions to Missourians in a variety of doses.

Later this fall, Cookies will launch a variety of infused products featuring an array of cannabinoids and terpenes.

Nicolas Rivollet, VP of marketing, Penn Color, recently spoke to Cannabis Products about the importance of on-shelf differentiation, the advantages of PET, and the company’s one-pellet masterbatch solution.

Despite an inflationary environment and recession concerns that dampened consumer spending, legal cannabis sales in the U.S. will reach $27 billion by the end of 2022, a jump of 7% over 2021 sales.