The cannabis industry has come a long way over the past decade, with dispensaries now dotting the map like corner stores. And while 420-friendly spaces to gather and consume may seem like a recent trend, they’ve actually been woven into the cultural fabric—albeit in more clandestine settings—of cities like New York since the 1880s. The …
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The total U.S. economic impact of regulated marijuana sales could top $123.6 billion in 2025, about 9% more than last year, according to a newly released MJBiz Factbook update. While the overall industry continues to struggle – especially in some Western states – expanding markets such as New York and Ohio will add stability going into 2025. With more new …
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Summer is peaking through and people are starting to think about swimsuit weather. Achieving a summer body is about more than quick fixes-it’s about embracing a holistic, sustainable approach supporting both your physical and mental well-being. March and April follows December as busy times at gyms as people begin to feel summer. But some people …
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Democratic congressional lawmakers have announced the filing of a bill that would remove a restriction that’s prevented the White House drug czar from advocating for the legalization of marijuana or other Schedule I drugs under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). https://www.marijuanamoment.net/white-house-drug-czar-could-endorse-marijuana-legalization-under-new-bill-to-repeal-ludicrous-restriction/
The price of marijuana products in the Empire State is dropping as the legal weed industry booms, spurring more competition while more outlets open. Concentrates and vapes are each down 15% over the last year, while edibles and flowered cannabis decreased by 14% and 5%, respectively, according to an analysis by the state Office of Cannabis …
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Across America, cannabis consumption is reaching unprecedented levels. From twenty-somethings seeking out the perfect edible experience to eighty-five-year-olds asking for the strongest product available on dispensary shelves, the range of cannabis consumers has never been broader—or more fascinating. https://stupiddope.com/2025/04/cannabis-consumption-is-booming-why-everyone-from-21-to-85-is-finding-their-perfect-fit/
Blue Dream is the back-to-back champion as the most popular cannabis cultivar in California. With Northern California roots, this cross between Blueberry and Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid known for producing a balanced high of cerebral stimulation and full-body relaxation that 37% of people say helps relieve stress, according to Leafly. https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/top-stories/news/15710860/the-top-10-bestselling-flower-strains-in-california-in-2024
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cannabis legalization and commercialization, one question persists among consumers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers alike: How much should an ounce of weed cost? As the U.S. cannabis market surges past $35 billion in annual sales and more states embrace legalization, the answer is more nuanced than ever—shaped by a complex interplay of economics, …
Look at Cookies. Berner didn’t just create a brand or a dispensary; he built a cultural empire. That signature blue logo has become iconic, synonymous with street culture and quality cannabis. Similarly, Stiiizy has tapped into the heart of skate and streetwear culture, giving a voice to a generation that values individuality, creativity and rebellion. Viola, founded by Al …
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Ohioans are paying less for marijuana than when recreational sales began but prices remain much higher than Michigan. When recreational sales launched in August 2024, the average price of flower was $9.40 per gram. Now, it costs about $6.30, according to data from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control. That’s progress, but not enough to keep Buckeye State consumers …
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