Kristin Jordan, Highest in the Room

HITR #24: Kristin Jordan, on Cannabis Commercial Real Estate

Park Jordan Real Estate

This week on The Highest: In the Room, KymB sits down with Kristin Jordan, Founder and CEO of Park Jordan Real Estate, for a dynamic conversation about the ever-evolving cannabis industry.

 

What are the biggest ~avoidable~ pitfalls to navigate in commercial cannabis real estate? Tune in to find out.

 

The latest episode of Highest In The Room covers real estate challenges and success strategies, while Kristin also shares her insights on what’s trending “in” and what’s falling “out” as cannabis transforms into a lifestyle integrated into everyday living.

 

Recognized by Forbes as one of “Fifteen Powerful and Innovative Women in Cannabis Right Now,” Kristin founded Mannada Events and is also a professor in LIM College’s Cannabis Business programs.

HITR #23: Justin Johnson, Budsfeed & Chill Steel Pipes

In this episode, KymB gets the “blunt” facts in a candid conversation with Justin Johnson, founder and CEO of BudsFeed, an online community platform launched in 2019 that connects people around their favorite cannabis-related products and services.

 

Justin is also the co-founder and CEO of Chill Steel Pipes; makers of the world’s first double-wall vacuum insulated smoking apparatus.

 

He shares how he got his start in cannabis, what’s trending in cannabis media, and much more.

 

Justin says that you have to market your products every day and can’t take for granted that people know what you have.

 

Kym B asked: “Where do you get the most of your newsletter sign-ups from?”

 

“I would say the majority of it was the site. So I was driving people to sign up for the site either to vote on products or contribute their own products and by default you got signed up for the newsletter. Second was probably LinkedIn, and pro-active B2B outreach and trying to get people to sign up and learn. Instagram, I’ve definitely gotten some sign-ups from that, but really what I’ve found was there are people that read newsletters and there are people that look at pictures, and my Instagram strategy was more so a means of allowing them, other people, to get that content without having to subscribe.”

 

Don’t miss this discussion about cannabis marketing.

NYC Couple on rooftop with cannabis plant

Rescheduling Leads The Way

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The Justice Department’s recent announcement of the formal process to reclassify cannabis from Schedule 1 to Schedule III dominated cannabis headlines this month, and for good reason — it’s one of the most monumental shifts in federal policy toward cannabis in decades. Get the latest — and CWCBExpo’s take on rescheduling — in this blog.

 

Cannabis is officially being rescheduled

 

The Justice Department has officially announced the initiation of a formal rulemaking process to reschedule cannabis from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). This marks a pivotal shift in federal drug policy, as cannabis has remained classified as a Schedule I substance since the CSA was enacted in 1970. The decision follows President Joseph R. Biden, Jr.’s directive to the Attorney General and the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) to conduct a comprehensive scientific review of cannabis’ current schedule status. 

 

After receiving HHS’s recommendations last August, the Attorney General sought legal advice from the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) to inform the rulemaking process. As part of this process, the DOJ has submitted a notice of proposed rulemaking, inviting public input and engagement. 

 

The public comment period has opened on the rule change and will remain open until July 22, 2024. You can submit your comments here.

 

While advocates like ourselves at CWCBExpo are grateful for the long-awaited progress, we recognize that there is still work to be done. 

 

“Cannabis should never have been Schedule I. I’m thankful this long-awaited step toward justice is finally reality,” said CWCBExpo CEO Christine Ianuzzi. 

 

The 2024 Farm Bill includes steps backward for hemp

 

The 2018 Farm Bill was a notable game-changer for many in the hemp and cannabinoid industries and in many ways enabled the multi-billion-dollar hemp CBD market crazy of the late 2010s and the early 2020s. The 2024 version of this legislation — a bill that’s renewed every few years — is now tackling the world of hemp-derived cannabinoids.

 

The U.S. House Committee on Agriculture voted in favor of an amendment to the 2024 Farm Bill that would ban intoxicating cannabinoids derived from hemp, like delta 8 THC, and synthesized cannabinoid products, like hemp-derived delta-9 THC products that have made their way onto smoke shop shelves and online sales of late. This change would alter the definition of hemp, splitting it into two categories: industrial hemp for making clothing, seeds for eating, and other non-cannabinoid purposes, and “hemp grown for cannabinoid extraction.” Currently, there is only one definition of hemp on the federal level: cannabis sativa plants containing no more than 0.3% THC.

 

The U.S. Hemp Roundtable, a national policy and advocacy organization, came out against the amendment, describing it as “deeply flawed and deeply objectionable.”

Aside from the uneasiness this amendment has sent through the hemp industry, the 2024 Farm Bill does include several other provisions that may be overall beneficial for the sector. For example, the bill includes provisions to help address regulatory barriers faced by certain hemp farmers while also revising restrictions on industry participation by individuals with prior drug felony convictions. 

 

Daily cannabis consumption surpasses daily alcohol consumption for the first time

 

Research conducted on data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health found that around 17.7 million Americans consume cannabis daily or near-daily, while more than three million fewer people consume alcohol at the same rate. In 1992, less than 1 million people said they were daily or near-daily cannabis consumers. It’s a significant shift shaped by more than a decade of legal adult-use cannabis and more than 25 years of medical cannabis programs in the United States. 

 

69% of American voters support cannabis legalization 

 

A recent Fox News poll revealed that nearly seven in 10 American voters, including a majority of Republicans, support the legalization of cannabis. 

 

Released in the wake of Pres. Biden’s announcement regarding rescheduling, the survey underscores the widespread support for broader reform aimed at legalization altogether. Of the registered voters polled, a substantial 69 percent expressed their backing for legalization, with 45 percent indicating strong support for the reform. While Democrats exhibit higher support for the policy change, at 81 percent, the poll also highlights significant bipartisan backing, with 55 percent of GOP voters and 65 percent of independents endorsing legalization.

 

Cannabis wholesale prices are dropping

 

Wholesale cannabis prices are declining in some state-regulated markets, according to data shared by LeafLink and Cannabis Benchmarks. Overall, average wholesale flower prices dropped by 8.1% in 2023; by comparison, prices decreased by nearly 42% in 2022. Only three state markets experienced wholesale cannabis flower price increases: Alaska (7%), Missouri (20%), and Oregon (6%). 

In 2023, according to LeafLink’s Wholesale Cannabis Pricing Guide:

 

  • Average cartridge prices per gram decreased by 11.8%, from $20.42 to $18.02.
  • Average concentrates prices decreased by 11.5%, from $12.52 to $11.08.
  • Average edibles and ingestibles prices decreased by 4.8% over the course of the year, and prices for pre-rolls decreased by just 0.12%, a leveling off from the 12% average price decrease in 2022.

Make plans for cannabis’s growth at CWCBExpo

 

What do all these changes on the national level mean for your business? Come find out at CWCBExpo 2024. From exhibitors that’ll grow your business to making meaningful connections, start setting the groundwork for your next growth stage. Register now

Developments in NJ, NY and PA

Each month, Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBExpo) offers a convenient roundup of the biggest cannabis news stories and hemp headlines emerging across the Northeast. Get these updates in your inbox by subscribing to our email newsletter, or follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Twitter (now X) to get the most recent edition when it’s published.

 

 

What’s new in Northeast cannabis? Although we’re just two short weeks from CWCBExpo 2024, where you can hear from the industry’s leading experts in person on the latest, get up to speed as you get your walking shoes and business cards ready to roll.

 

 

New Jersey senators approve bill for cannabis regulators to oversee intoxicating hemp-derived products

 

 

New Jersey senators approved a bill, NJ S3235, that would extend the oversight of cannabis regulators to include intoxicating hemp products. The proposed legislation would establish regulations for the production and sale of hemp products containing less than 0.5 mg THC per serving, effectively bringing them under the purview of the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC)

 

Under the new bill, these products would be exclusively sold in licensed dispensaries alongside cannabis. The legislation also seeks to amend the existing NJ Farming Act to impose limits on THC content in hemp products.

 

“The main intent… is that there is a phenomenal amount of unregulated, unlicensed, untested cannabis products on gas station shelves and convenience store shelves, and they don’t go through any regulated process.” said Scott Rudder of the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association about the legislation. “Teens have access to this, and this bill attempts to capture that to prevent that.”

 

 

New Jersey bill would allow state officials to cap medical cannabis prices

 

 

NJ Sen. Troy Singleton (D-7) introduced legislation that would grant the CRC the power to implement price caps on medical cannabis products if necessary. Modeled after Pennsylvania’s statute, the bill empowers the commission to intervene when prices are deemed “unreasonable and inconsistent” with actual costs, allowing for price adjustments at six-month intervals.

 

The price of medical cannabis has long been an area of focus for patient activists in the state. New Jersey’s medical cannabis prices were among the highest in the United States for several years. While they have decreased since adult-use cannabis stores began to open, average prices are still higher than they are in other states.

 

Chris Goldstein of NORML, who tracks cannabis prices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania dispensaries, said it’s been difficult to watch legal cannabis in other states become more affordable while NJ’s prices remain sky-high.

 

“Unfortunately, we’ve been sold the same promises for almost 13 years that prices would come down, and there was more competition and more businesses, but the same businesses have been here the whole time, and prices remain remarkably similar,” Goldstein said to Marijuana Moment.

 

 

NYC Mayor Eric Adams orders the closure of 75 unlicensed cannabis shops

 

 

A joint task force led by the New York City Sheriff’s office led to the closure of 75 unlicensed dispensaries in New York City, totaling more than 3,800 violations and nearly $6 million in civil penalties.

 

Called “Operation Padlock to Protect,” the joint operation between the NYPD, the sheriff’s office, and the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) conducted 150 inspections across four days in early May. The results of the operations were announced on May 14th.

While not insignificant, the enforcement efforts are a drop in the bucket. According to city agencies, there are an estimated 8,000 unlicensed cannabis shops across the five boroughs.

 

 

PA GOP senator says the state is ‘getting close’ to legalization

 

 

Senator Dan Laughlin (R-49) asserts that the Keystone State is edging closer to the long-awaited legalization of cannabis. However, Laughlin emphasizes that achieving this milestone requires collaborative efforts from key stakeholders, urging House and Senate leaders to engage in constructive dialogue with the governor to reach a consensus.

 

Speaking at a rally organized by ResponsiblePA, Laughlin joined forces with Senator Sharif Street (D-3) and other advocates to champion the push for legalization. He highlighted regional dynamics and recent federal rescheduling actions as catalysts for momentum, but noted that the Pennsylvania legislature is still several steps away from more action.

 

“We’re getting close, [but]…I don’t think we’re going to get this done until the leaders of the House and Senate sit down with the governor of Pennsylvania and work it out,” Laughlin shared.

 

 

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8 Cannabis Statistics, Sales Trends, and Projections for 2024

In the fast-paced, constantly evolving, never-stop-to-rest cannabis industry, there’s a palpable sense that things are growing — but sometimes it can be hard to tell exactly how or in what way. In those moments, it can be helpful to pause, take a breath, and review the data.

Whether you’re planning for the future of your cannabis business or trying to better understand your target customers, data can be a helpful tool but also a tricky thing to parse. To help you, Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo (CWCBExpo) has curated this list of important cannabis statistics, trends, and projections you should be aware of as you grow your cannabis business in 2024. The data below was sourced from Equio, New Frontier Data’s cannabis industry database, unless otherwise noted.

1. Consumers still choose flower most, but product types are diversifying

In the U.S., smokeable flower remains the most popular, with around 78 percent of consumers saying they partake in that product type. Edibles are a relatively close second, with 57 percent of consumers opting to eat or drink their cannabis products. Just shy of one-third of cannabis consumers buy disposable vaporizers or vape carts, making this product category a distant third in terms of popularity. Topicals and tinctures appeal to 26 percent of consumers, while extracts and concentrates are chosen by 22 percent.

How do these preferences translate to sales? In December 2023, flower made up 43.56 percent of all cannabis product sales in the U.S., making it the clear leader by a wide margin. Vape products drove the second most sales at 28.3 percent; although only 32 percent of consumers choose vape products, they buy a lot of them quite often. Edibles drove only 12.36 percent of sales despite their popularity among most consumers.

In terms of money, the average value per transaction is highest when consumers choose flower at $82.31 per transaction. Vape products are a close second at $73.66, and tinctures are neck and neck at $73.52. Extracts follow behind at $69.58, with edibles at $58.36 and topicals at $51.95 per transaction. Pre-rolls generate the smallest average transaction value at $38.04, but they make great impulse purchases to help boost a shopper’s cart size.

2. The American cannabis consumer population is on the rise

As cannabis normalizes and new product types like beverages feel easier for some consumers to embrace, the population of cannabis consumers is growing. An estimated 54 million people in the U.S. identify as cannabis consumers, which is more than 16 percent of the national population. In New York alone, the total addressable market (TAM) consists of more than 3.3 million people, meaning there is a ton of opportunity for cannabis entrepreneurs in the Empire State. In fact, New York joins major markets like California in terms of potential for cannabis businesses.

3. More American adults will have access to legal cannabis than ever before

Thanks to the success legal cannabis has had at the ballot box, there are now 38 states plus Washington D.C. with legal medical cannabis programs of some sort. Out of those states, 18 of them along with the nation’s capital have legalized cannabis for adult use. That means 44 percent of American adults now have access to cannabis for any purpose, while 71 percent have access to medical cannabis. In 2024, these numbers are poised to increase, with states like Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Hawaii, and Florida considering adult-use legalization.

4. More than 7,000 dispensaries are operational in the U.S.

While the majority of these dispensaries are clustered in the west, the number of shops operating on the east coast is growing as the region’s legal cannabis industry catches up with the nation’s pioneering states. In New York, for example, the number of adult use dispensaries is now steadily climbing, surpassing 50 in early 2024 following the lifting of an injunction that suspended the Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary (CAURD) license program and the state opened its doors to large multistate operators (MSOs). 

5. Friday is the most lucrative day for U.S. cannabis dispensaries

Cannabis consumers shop the most on Fridays, during which cannabis retailers generate nearly one-fifth of their weekly revenue as shoppers look to stock up for the weekend. The next busiest day is Thursday, when 15.24% of dispensary revenue is realized, closely followed by Saturday at 15.21%. Sunday is the quietest day of the week, but it still accounts for more than 10 percent of dispensaries’ weekly revenue.

6. The regulated market won’t surpass the unlicensed market — yet

The total legal cannabis market in the U.S. is projected to reach $35.16 billion in 2024, with the adult use market contributing $22.4 billion and the medical market $12.72 billion. The legacy market will remain on top this year by a significant sum at $70.9 billion. That means roughly half of the country’s cannabis market remains unregulated, though that share is projected to fall every year. At the current pace, the regulated market would surpass the legacy market in 2029.

7. The cannabis industry is expected to grow 12.84% through 2029

The legal cannabis industry’s compound annual growth rate (CAGR), a measure of how quickly an industry expands over a certain period of time, is projected to be 12.84% from 2024 to 2029. If those projections are accurate, the total legal market will grow to $62.72 billion in 2029. The adult use market would make up $50.29 billion of that value, with medical cannabis driving the remaining $12.43 billion. Projections suggest the legacy market would still represent a total $56.33 billion in 2029.

8. Global legalization will continue to expand

The world is becoming more cannabis-friendly each year, and that won’t stop in 2024. Currently, there are eight countries that have legalized adult use cannabis and established a framework for adult use sales to begin. Notably, the U.S. is represented as one such country in the graphic below due to a majority of its states supporting adult use sales, even though cannabis remains federally illegal. 

Aside from these countries, five others have legalized adult use cannabis without establishing a framework for sales to begin. An additional 17 countries have established a medical cannabis program, while 41 more have some form of cannabis legalization in limited circumstances. Access is expected to expand as countries that have legalized set up regulatory frameworks for sales to begin and additional countries consider legalization measures, including Thailand, Colombia, and Switzerland.

The future continues to burn bright for cannabis

In cannabis, we’re all used to challenges. However, we persevere because we believe in this industry and this plant, and the data shows that our belief is not misplaced. The trend toward a successful, thriving, global cannabis industry has never been clearer. 

As each of us navigate 2024 and beyond, it’s important to band together, and there’s no better chance to do so than attending the CWCBExpo. Join us June 5 – 6 at the Javits Convention Center in New York City to connect with some of the best and brightest in the world of cannabis and start building the future of the industry together.

Register for CWCBExpo to reserve your spot today!

CWCBExpo Succeeds in New York

Press Release - December 8, 2021

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June 2 - 4, 2022, New York City, Javits Convention Center
CWCBExpo Succeeds in New York

 Premier East Coast Trade Show for Cannabis and Hemp Reunited the Industry at the Javits Center

(Paramus, NJ, December 2021)—The 7th Annual CWCBExpo (Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition), November 4-6, had a triumphant return to an in-person event at the Javits Convention Center.  More than 6,000 business, retail, healthcare and financial professionals from the tri-state area, across the country, and even around the world attended.    

With a strong foothold in New York, CWCBExpo is the largest B2B event on the East Coast for the legalized cannabis and hemp industries.  Attendees came for several days of non-stop education, business-building and networking.  The CWCBExpo NY conference program featured unmatched learning experiences and mind-share with thought leadership panels and interactive talks.

Opening the event was a significant ribbon cutting ceremony with New York’s Lt. Governor, Hon. Brian A. Benjamin.  “As a Senator, I was proud to support MRTA because it promoted equity and opened up new avenues of business for NY.  As Lieutenant Governor, I was honored to open up the expo this year and look forward to working with the NYS Office of Cannabis Management to develop this important industry in our state,” he stated.

Tremaine Wright, the recently appointed Chair of New York’s Cannabis Control Board, made her first public presentation at CWCBExpo New York on Nov. 4th.  “We’ll level the playing field,” Wright told the overflowing crowd in the main lecture room at CWCBExpo.  “If we were to allow huge corporations to dominate, it would be just another way to undermine and repress communities that have been unduly burdened. We’re ready to make cannabis inclusive.”

After her special presentation at CWCBExpo, Wright and members of the New York State Office of Cannabis Management spoke one-on-one with attendees and visited the exhibit hall. 

More highlights from the history making CWCBExpo New York included:

—Gerald Pascarelli, CFA, Vice President, Consumer – Beverages, Cannabis & Tobacco, of Cowen, industry update that focused on data, highlights and trends and opportunities in the Cannabis and Hemp industries

—In Conversation with Christopher “CJ” Wallace, Co-Founder Think BIG and Frank White, and Willie Mack, Co-Founder & CEO Think BIG and Frank White keynote moderated by Dan Harris, Author, Podcaster and Entrepreneur, Founder, Ten Percent

—A Coast to Coast MSOs Perspectives with Faye Coleman, Founder and CEO of Pure Genesis, and Calvin Frye, Founder of Cloneville, moderated by Steve Gelsi of MarketWatch

—Geoff Whaling, Chair of the National Hemp Association, former Co-Founder and President of Collective Growth Corporation & Canopy Growth HIP, announced his next great adventure launching the $500M rePLANT Hemp ESG Fund

CWCBExpo New York featured a dynamic expo floor on the expansive third level of the Javits Center (Hall 3A). Hundreds of the most innovative product, service and technology companies showcased their solutions for the entire cannabis ecosystem.

Plans are underway for the next CWCBExpo New York, taking place in its traditional timeframe, June 2-4, 2022 at the Javits Convention Center.  For more information on exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities email: sales@cwcbexpo.com or call 201-580- 2050.

Visit www.cannabismeansbusiness.com for the latest updates on the event.

About Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBExpo)

CWCBExpo is a business-to-business trade show event for the legalized cannabis and hemp industry. It is held in the largest business, financial, and media markets. It is the leading forum for dispensary owners, growers, suppliers, investors, medical professionals, government regulators, legal counsel, and entrepreneurs looking to achieve business success and identify new areas of growth in this dynamic and fast-growing industry. Visit: www.cannabismeansbusiness.com.

Tremaine Wright to Deliver First Public Speech at CWCBExpo

Press Release - November 1, 2021

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November 4 - 6, 2021, New York City, Javits Convention Center
Tremaine Wright, Chair New York State Cannabis Control Board to Deliver First Public Speech at CWCBExpo New York

Lieutenant Governor Brian A. Benjamin Leads Opening “Ribbon Cutting”

to Acknowledge Getting Back to Business with CWCBExpo at Javits Center, Nov 4 – 6

 

 

Lt. Governor Brian A. Benjamin and Tremaine Wright

(Paramus, NJ, November 2021)—CWCBExpo New York is pleased to announce that the recently appointed Chair of New York’s Cannabis Control Board, Tremaine Wright will make her first public presentation at CWCBExpo New York on Nov. 4th. Ms. Wright leads the five member oversight board charge with approving a comprehensive regulatory framework for New York’s cannabis industry and will oversee licensing of cannabis businesses.

On behalf of New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul, Lieutenant Governor Brian A. Benjamin will officially open CWCBExpo New York at its “Ribbon Cutting Ceremony,” also on Nov. 4th. His participation is in recognition of New York’s historical passing of the Marijuana Regulation & Taxation Act (MRTA) which immediately legalized adult-use. His presence also signifies New York City’s success in getting back to business and in-person events at the Javits Convention Center. CWCBExpo New York, Nov. 4-6, is the first and longest running cannabis event at the Javits Center and in New York City, and has become the premier B2B trade show and conference on the East Coast.

Also in attendance all three days at CWCBExpo New York, will be members of the New York State Office of Cannabis Management whose goal is to ensure social justice, public health and safety, and economic development through a comprehensive regulatory framework that centralizes licensing, enforcement and economic development functions.

—Dan Harris, Author, Podcaster, Entrepreneur, and former ABC News anchor and correspondent, In Conversation with Christopher “CJ” Wallace and Willie Mack of Think BIG and Frank White

—New York: From Illicit into the Light with Hillary Peckham, Etain;  Tim Seymour, CNBC Fast Money; Vladimir Bautista, Happy Munkey; and David Feldman, Skip Intro Advisors

—Coast to Coast MSOs Keynote Perspectives with Faye Coleman, Pure Genesis and Calvin Frye, Cloneville

—“Inside the Industry – Thought Leadership Series,” over the 3-day conference this series will takes a deep dive into the state of the industry today, discuss its challenges and provide solutions, and project what’s next for this burgeoning industry, hosted by Geoff Whaling, National Hemp Association and Matthew Anderson, Vanguard Scientific

—Michael J. Woods of Big Sun Holdings Group, owners of Black Buffalo 3D Printing, on the Day 3 What’s Next Thought Leadership Series discussing the innovative work Black Buffalo has been doing in the area of 3D printing and how their research and development has created a viable sustainable solution and practical impact on manufacturing for building homes, buildings, industrial campuses, and just about anything else.

CWCBExpo New York will also have a dynamic expo floor on the expansive third level of the Javits Center (Hall 3A). The most innovative product, service and technology companies will showcase their solutions for the entire cannabis ecosystem.

Starting November 1th through November 7 , CWCBExpo Cannabis Week, in collaboration with community organizations, non-profits and cultural events in the New York and tri-state region, will bring the entire industry together for added networking, business building and fun! Download the guide here: https://cwcbexpo.wpengine.com/cannabis-week/

To register and secure the best pre-show pricing go to: https://cwcbexpo.wpengine.com/registration_ny. For more information on limited prime exhibit space and sponsorship opportunities, email: sales@cannabismeansbusiness.com or call 201-580- 2050.

About Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBExpo)

CWCBExpo is a business-to-business trade show event for the legalized cannabis and hemp industry. It is held in the largest business, financial, and media markets. It is the leading forum for dispensary owners, growers, suppliers, investors, medical professionals, government regulators, legal counsel, and entrepreneurs looking to achieve business success and identify new areas of growth in this dynamic and fast-growing industry. Visit: www.cannabismeansbusiness.com.

Editor's Note:

Qualified members of the media are invited to register as press for CWCBExpo New York, email: press@cannabismeansbusiness.com

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