It has been more than a year since cannabis was legalized in Canada, and while 2019 sales fell short of most expectations, 2020 is in a much better position to succeed, according to new research from Mintel.

We’ll hear from IRI and BDS Analytics at our inaugural Cannabis Products Exchange “CPX20” event taking place April 21–22 in Denver. 

Puration, Inc. is exploring adding cannabis edible and topical operations to its current acquisition targets.

The potential for managing health and wellness with cannabis could increase its appeal among U.S. adults as legalization continues, suggests new research from Mintel.

1933 Industries Inc., a vertically-integrated cannabis consumer packaged goods company, has entered into a two-year licensing agreement between the company's subsidiary, Alternative Medicine Association LC, and Los Angeles-based The Pantry Company Inc.to produce edible products in Nevada.

There is enough interest in THC- or CBD-infused foods and beverages that such items could be a growth area for some foodservice brands, but marketing those items in the right way — and in the right venue — will be challenging.

GenTech Holdings, Inc. has launched “Secret Javas,” a high-end coffee subscription package with CBD and non-CBD versions of each flavor.

Dixie Brands Inc. has entered the Oklahoma medical marijuana market through a manufacturing and licensing agreement expected to see product in market in January 2020.