Working with more than 600 businesses across several sectors, the team at Indiez sees what happens to those who don’t differentiate. The good news is there’s still time for cannabis companies to address the issue before the market is indeed saturated.
While the debate about cannabis and cancer has been ongoing for the better part of the legalization movement, one Northwestern pharmaceutical company is partnering with the University of Washington in hopes to provide the answer finally.
Marijuana legalization is sweeping over North America. With ten states and Washington D.C. entirely on board with the green revolution, it’s hard to deny the booming cannabis industry. As a nation, we’re moving the needle, and despite marijuana’s illegality at the federal level, investing in the cannabis industry is still somewhat uncharted territory.
DNA sequencing helps millions of people every year learn of their ancestry, as well as, identify certain health risks based on their genetic code. But DNA for cannabis? One Canadian company is changing the future of cannabis.
Monterey County-based waste disposal corporation, headed by entrepreneur Garrett Rodewald, is the first and only full-service licensed cannabis waste management and waste disposal company in California.
As more and more people turn to marijuana for relief, it’s become clear the legalization of cannabis plant growing and the drug product has opened up a new industry—in fact, the market size of the marijuana business is expected to skyrocket and reach $55.8 billion by 2025.
