Seeds or no seeds? The answer to that question was often a determining factor for how much a bag of cannabis flower would cost some decades ago. Pricing is much more nuanced in the present day of state-legalized markets, with consumer demand geared toward potency, flavor and effect as well as other cultivar-specific preferences. And as …
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America’s patchwork system of cannabis legalization laws has sown confusion at countless levels of society, and that includes air travel. Federal law prohibits anyone from possessing marijuana on airplanes, and TSA is required to enforce that policy. Yet 24 states have legal weed, including some with policies that make it easier for passengers to fly with marijuana. Although these pseudo-solutions are helpful …
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A series of new job listings are seeking experienced cannabis consumers in states across the U.S. to sample and review marijuana products. The gigs—with full-time, part-time and contract work available, the postings say—require good writing and photography skills. Toker’s Guide, which already offers an online directory of dispensaries in several jurisdictions, said in a series of …
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Senate Bill 969, authored by state Sen. Scott Weiner, will let local governments designate “entertainment zones,” where bars and restaurants can sell alcoholic beverages for people to drink on public streets and sidewalks. Some organizations, such as the California Alcohol Policy Alliance, oppose SB 969 because it could contribute to drunk driving accidents and increased alcohol mortality …
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Young women are consuming more pot than men for the first time in a historic shift in the $30 billion U.S. cannabis industry, prompting companies to revamp products and step up investments. Top cannabis retailers told Reuters they’ve started refocusing shelf space toward products that have proved popular with women, including edibles, tinctures, topicals, and beverages, …
Officials with the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission last week revealed regulators’ plans regarding new industry licenses for establishments looking to allow the “social consumption” of cannabis. Massachusetts voters approved the licensing of social-use cannabis businesses when they passed the state’s cannabis legalization law in 2016 but last week’s presentation was the biggest development yet in that part …
There are a few states left in the U.S. with no form of legal weed. While their citizens wait for voter-backed initiatives to pass or governor-issued reforms, brands are serving up products made with Farm Bill-compliant hemp THC. The Farm Bill allows for the cultivation, sale, and manufacturing of hemp that tests with 0.3 percent THC or …
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When it comes to high-quality cannabis in New York, Silly Nice is leading the charge. This Black and Veteran-owned brand has quickly made a name for itself by providing some of the most potent, flavorful, and innovative cannabis products available. From the streets of Harlem to the peaceful landscapes of Upstate New York, Silly Nice …
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Ever wish for a way to enjoy cannabis without the smoke or strong odors? For those who appreciate a more subtle approach, discreet cannabis products make it easy to enjoy the benefits of cannabis while keeping things low-key. These products fit right into everyday life, offering tasty experiences and precise dosing without drawing attention. https://theemeraldmagazine.com/discreet-cannabis-products/?utm_source=brevo&utm_campaign=MAG%20November%2022%202024&utm_medium=email
Cannabis users are like snowflakes, no two are the same. Some have been indulging for years, others — not so much. Some use three times a day, others three times a month. While some enjoy ripping bongs, others might prefer something a little more low-key, like a one-hitter. So, are all forms of consumption created equal? …
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