At MJBiz, Kate Robertson goes deep on what's going on with those deactivated Instagram accounts. While the cannabiz is hooked on the photosharing app, the love remains largely unrequited as brands routinely see their accounts deactivated or erased. Instagram doesn't allow...
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EXCLUSIVE: Stiiizy’s prices anger competitors
In early October, a writer who identified themself as a San Francisco dispensary owner sent an email, "To all cannabis retailers, cultivators and manufacturers." Their shop, and others they had spoken to, had seen a "noticeable drop" in sales, up...
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SCOOP: Muha Meds founders had Calif. license revoked
On July 6, Muha Meds celebrated the opening of a store on LA's Westwood Blvd. WeedWeek's High Society section featured a photo of co-founders Ali and Muhammad Gawari in a shower of confetti. The brand's second California dispensary features holographic...
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SCOOP: Vendor sues Gold Flora for alleged non-payment
The parent company of Santa Cruz Co.-based Coastal Sun sued vertical operator Gold Flora alleging it's owed $202,000 in overdue product payments.According to the complaint, filed this month in Santa Cruz Co., in February 2023, the parties entered a supplier...
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EXCLUSIVE: Metrc seeks growth in licensed supply chain
Over a decade, Metrc has built its business on one product, a platform used by states to help regulate their cannabis industries. The market leader by far, Metrc holds more than 20 state contracts, and added Virginia this week.In Metrc...
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Seven takeaways from WeedWeek’s Metrc report
Read the full storyThis summer, California’s Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) renewed its contract with track and trace software provider Metrc, for at least four years, at up to $28.3M per year. No state has ever replaced Metrc. It is...
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SPECIAL REPORT: How does Metrc add value?
FREE to read: Seven key takeaways from this story. And here's an EXCLUSIVE follow up: Metrc seeks growth in licensed supply chain Track and trace software provider Metrc gets paid tens of millions to help states regulate their markets. What...
