The total global legal cannabis industry is predicted to reach $36.7 billion in 2023, with 80% of sales from U.S. markets.

Alaska’s allowance of vending infused dairy butters, oils and fats clears the way for a broader array of infused-product offerings nationally and a more consumer-driven market.

Adults 21 and over can use and possess certain amounts of cannabis starting Aug. 1, but adult-use cannabis sales aren’t expected to begin in Minnesota until early 2025.

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Mike Yerigan, director of business development for SLANG Worldwide, about effects-based edibles, the use of melatonin and the role botanicals can play in creating targeted cannabis products.

The coalition, called Financial Stability for California Cannabis, seeks to raise awareness and offer solutions to severe credit issues that threaten the industry’s stability.

The company continues to lead with flavor, introducing products that draw from well-loved snacks to provide a unique edibles experience.

Innovation — as well as expanding into other categories — is allowing baked good manufacturers to continue providing indulgent offerings to cannabis consumers.

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Matt Smith of Silverson Machines and Erin Dillon of Charles Ross & Son Company about their companies’ cannabis experience, the importance of shear, and other crucial mixing and manufacturing considerations.

The Oregon-based company focuses its efforts around four core pillars of commitment: Combating the Failed War on Drugs, Environmental Sustainability, Health & Wellness, and Social & Racial Justice.

In an emergency meeting on Monday, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission voted to renew Curaleaf’s two Class 1 Cultivator licenses, its Class 2 Manufacturer license and two Class 5 Retailer licenses.