The first Cannabis Products Exchange event took many forms before its virtual debut July 30-31, but as cannabis professionals know, adaptability is the key to success in this ever-changing industry.

Cannabis Training University, an online cannabis training provider launched in 2009, has reported an increase in course enrollments since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March.

Christopher Shade, Ph.D., founder and CEO of Quicksilver Scientific, has delivered a check for $10,000 and 159 pounds of food and supplies to Sister Carmen Community Center in Lafayette, CO.

Space Station devices are dispensing Synapse CBD Gum touch-free via text from any cellphone at retail stores around Denver.

The National Association of Cannabis Businesses is urging governors in seven northeastern states to push legislation for full cannabis legalization over the finish line as part of their strategies to reopen and re-energize state economies.

Organizers of CPX20: Cannabis Products Exchange have outlined health and safety measures that will be taken during the event, set for July 30-31 in Denver.

Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. has acquired a commercial bottling operation in Plano, Texas through its new wholly owned subsidiary, Rocky Mountain Productions, Inc. 

Cannabis Doing Good has launched the CDG Gives program, through which leading cannabis companies and inspired individuals aim to collect $15,000 by May 31 for communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

During this tumultuous time, consumers may turn to cannabis-infused food and beverages in the hopes of reducing stress, calming anxiety and promoting sleep.