Blunt Strategies的动态

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So in Minnesota, we made a very conscientious decision to pass legislation that created a fundamentally different type of market than exists in most other states. We decided to cap the scale of operation and to structure the law to create priority and incentivize local smaller scale businesses. And so even the largest scale or cultivation operation you can have in Minnesota is capped at. 30,000 square feet canopy, which is very small compared to national standards. So some folks are frustrated because they think it's taking a very long time for our market to open up. That's because during the rule making and things like that, when you're doing something different and you're doing it with stakeholder engagement is going to take longer. And then I think some folks are frustrated that Minnesota is a bit more of a protectionist marketplace and so a lot of the larger cannabis. Companies or even mid sized cannabis companies that are used to being able to utilize a particular playbook to enter a newly legalized state are finding that the rules of engagement in Minnesota are different and that they need to adjust their market strategy and the way they engage with, you know, those already in the marketplace over there differently.