Cannabis

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As online cannabis sales have increased, more attention is being paid to the e-commerce experience as companies work to make the ordering and delivery experience more seamless.

BLAZE has experienced rapid growth from the introduction of BLAZEPAY, facilitating over $1 billion in annualized gross merchandise value.

In the funding announcement, Dutchie reported it acquired two cannabis retail technologies — software provider LeafLogix and retail platform Greenbits — for an undisclosed amount.

Everything you need to know about cannabis logistics in ’21, plus trucker shot during rescue, transportation jobs down, more

USDA rule under review at OMB expected to help prevent unlawful arrests and cargo seizures

A truck hauling trash was caught with 418 pounds of marijuana in Detroit after crossing the Ambassador Bridge, the latest in a growing number of drug busts at the Canada-U.S. border

Canada’s Aleafia Health aims to minimize risks to its older patients and ensure steady supply by launching final-mile service.

Federal investigation into dismissals at Celadon Canadian subsidiary Hyndman Transport might give Ontario court pause before embracing Chapter 11 proceedings in the United States.

Private sector will be allowed to move and store cannabis headed to retail stores in Ontario, easing the provincial government’s unpopular distribution monopoly.

Law includes transportation regulations and stipulation that the government doesn’t want to interfere with interstate commerce.

Cannabis presents an opportunity for transportation and logistics firms willing to navigate the chaos of an emerging market.

Cannabis giant to see hemp production boost with purchase of remaining interest in Canadian firm.

Comments by HEXO executive highlight difficulties cannabis producers face in getting product to consumers.

Canopy Growth says retail availability of its recreational cannabis productions have increased as it reported record revenues on the newly legal Canadian market.

Aurora Cannabis revenues have jumped since the legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada. The company is ramping up production to meet the needs of Canadian consumers who contend with frequent shortages.

The arrest came a little over month after the Farm Bill made hemp and all of its byproducts legal.

Carriers are asking about the risks of delivering so called “ancillary” shipments that facilitate weed businesses.

Event in Vancouver to also discuss US trade policy, China dispute.

The soft drink giant is reportedly in “serious talks” of launching beverages with Aurora Cannabis.

The legalized cannabis industry witnesses many struggles with plant cultivation, logistical issues with transporting produce, getting it insured, governmental regulations, and most of all – steering clear from the behemoth cannabis black market.