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Brands ??weed brands and I have lived to see this unfold ???????? Canopy Growth Corporation, a leading global cannabis company, has several popular brands. Here are some of them: 1. **Tweed**: One of the most recognized cannabis brands globally, Tweed focuses on quality products and meaningful customer relationships?. 2. **DOJA**: Based in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, DOJA produces premium, hand-crafted flower with a rebellious spirit and respect for the land?. 3. **LivRelief?**: Their infused transdermal creams contain CBD and THC, formulated with plant-based ingredients and a pleasant botanical scent from terpenes?. 4. **Deep Space**: Ready-to-go for experienced consumers, Deep Space offers bold, full-flavored beverages and gummies with the highest legal THC potency available in Canada?. 5. **Ace Valley**: Focused on ready-to-enjoy products, Ace Valley offers well-designed pre-rolls, vapes, and gummies across Canada?. 6. **7ACRES**: Committed to creating high-end cannabis with better aroma and flavor, 7ACRES products are crafted by enthusiasts for enthusiasts?. 7. **Vert**: Exclusively available in Quebec, Vert offers strains like 'Green Cush' and 'Sour Kush' through the Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC)?. 8. **Twd.**: A Canadian-grown simple brand with one product: cannabis. Twd. offers simplified, affordable, high-quality options?. 9. **Wana?**: An award-winning brand known for consistency, quality, and cannabis-free taste, Wana gummies come in various cannabinoid ratios and class-specific terpene formulations?. 10. **Hiway**: Created for experienced consumers, Hiway offers low-priced, high-quality products, including PAX Era pods?. 11. **Martha Stewart CBD**: Inspired by ingredients in Martha's kitchen, this line of CBD products is naturally flavored and made in the USA with organically grown hemp?. Source: Conversation with Copilot, 6/8/2024 (1) Brands - Canopy Growth. https://lnkd.in/gvXWiVBU. (2) . https://lnkd.in/gCN3mDjd. (3) Canopy Growth Corporation. https://lnkd.in/gXnThpP3 (4) Canopy Growth - Wikipedia. https://lnkd.in/g-atEBsQ. (5) Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) Stock Price, Quote, News & Analysis. https://lnkd.in/gz3fJgD3. (6) Canopy Growth Corp (CGC) Stock Price & News - Google Finance. https://lnkd.in/gHzcmkSm. (7) . https://lnkd.in/g9A-VPfi. (8) Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) - Stock Analysis. https://lnkd.in/gwvrXRqi. (9) Canopy Growth Announces Effective Date of Share Consolidation. https://lnkd.in/gWRUyhep.

When it comes to building a beverage brand in the Cannabis arena, how can you not get in the game with the Hemp derived THC Beverages. Consumer Access is so important to building a Brand! Here is my take on the Why. For me, this is all about building a brand and creating Value! When it comes to selling THC beverages in the US recreational cannabis market, the choice of consumer interaction channels has a significant impact on volume and market reach. While the traditional route of selling through cannabis dispensaries provides a solid foundation, the potential for hemp-derived THC beverages to thrive in a multitude of consumer interaction channels is immense. Contrasting the two approaches, selling hemp-derived THC beverages through grocery stores, small format shops, smoke shops, liquor stores and convenience channels, as well as various on-premise consumption formats, presents a compelling advantage in terms of volume and market accessibility. With these diverse consumer interaction channels, the potential volume of sales can see a substantial increase, tapping into a wider consumer base beyond the traditional cannabis dispensary clientele. The advantages of this approach are clear: Increased Volume: Access to diverse consumer interaction channels opens up a larger market, potentially leading to higher sales volumes. Broader Market Reach: By leveraging multiple consumer channels, hemp-derived THC beverages can reach a wider demographic, including consumers who may not typically visit cannabis dispensaries. Enhanced Convenience: Making THC beverages available in grocery stores, small format shops, liquor stores and convenience channels offers unparalleled convenience for consumers, potentially driving higher consumption rates. As the US recreational cannabis market continues to evolve, the potential for hemp-derived THC beverages in diverse consumer interaction channels presents an exciting opportunity for market expansion and increased consumer accessibility. These are all keys in Brand Building! Let's keep an eye on this space as we witness the transformative impact of varying consumer interaction channels on the THC beverage landscape. #THCbeverages #CannabisMarket #Hempbeverages #ConsumerInteractionChannels #Brands #Leadership

Modern Retail discusses how beverage brands, including those offering THC and hemp-infused drinks, are promoting themselves as alternatives for Dry January participants, with dispensaries and individual brands noting increased sales during the month-long challenge. As people seek alternative options to alcohol, Jesse Tolz, VP of Marketing for The Travel Agency: A Cannabis Store comments that cannabis RTDs are a “helpful entry point for those who are cannabis curious, or for those who are looking to transition or complement their smoking or vaporizing of cannabis.” Read the full piece below: #cannabisindustry #cannabismarketing #modernretail #cannabis

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***Great Article about the Implosion of the "CBD Industry" by the NY Times, Corrected by The Hemp Coach aka Me*** It's hard to build a national distribution business CBD-hemp, yes. Check out these comments by the CEO of Vybes, a CBD company. "But a lack of federal rules and a mishmash of state regulations have made it impossible for Vybes to be distributed by a national retailer, like Target or Walmart. That has hindered the potential growth for the drink," said Jonathan Eppers, who left the technology industry to create Vybes in 2018. “For the first two years, we were riding a rocket ship,” Mr. Eppers said. “But the patchwork of laws and regulations around the space has made it tough to grow our business.” The truth is the regulations do make building a national "CBD" distribution business complicated, but what this article leaves out is that it is not complicated to build a national hemp beverage company, what's the difference? Well for starters, no one says the product has to advertise the CBD on the product and hemp oil, is hemp oil, as long as the dry weight of the product is no more than 0.3% of the product is THC. The issue we run into in the hemp space, is when people want to be not just a hemp company, but a "CBD company" and they want to promote the fact the product has CBD in it, and not just be content that the product has hemp seed oil in it. If the hemp companies made hemp products to be eaten or drank and didn't seek to promote it as a drug or wellness product, but just made themselves a beverage that followed food regulations, packaging, and labeling guidelines, then CBD could be in the product as a micro-nutrient. Look at hemp oil, hemp hearts, there are hundreds of hemp foods and personal products that are in the stores with CBD, but the fact people want to promote it as a "CBD product" that's where the regulation becomes tricky. Just make a kick ass beverage with hemp on it and lean into the beverage and not the hemp on the label and focus on marketing it to the lifestyle of the user, rather than the drug effect of the beverage. https://lnkd.in/erzrpERQ #cannabis #cannabisindustry #cannabiscommunity #marijuana #marijuanaindustry

Numerator’s recent article, Stirring the Pot: Cannabis and the CPG Market, highlights marijuana’s noteworthy impact on food and beverage consumption habits. ?? THC–the main psychoactive ingredient in the cannabis plant–appears to have a significant influence on consumer behaviors. ?? Consumers who say they use THC products are more likely to be Gen Z or Millennials, have low to middle income (<$60K), and have health concerns around anxiety and stress. Nearly two-thirds (64%) say they use THC products a few times per week, with 38% saying they are daily users. ??? Among THC users, 17% of Boomers said they eat or snack while using THC products –– rising to 27% of Gen X, 43% of Millennials, and 50% of Gen Z. ?? Compared to non-users, THC users spend a larger portion of their grocery dollars on categories like sports & energy drinks (1.7x), beer (1.3x), frozen sandwiches (1.3x), frozen pizza (1.1x), and frozen appetizers (1.1x). Read the article: https://bit.ly/3KVk0AC #Numerator #cannabis #THC #CBD #consumerinsights #consumersurvey

Are cannabis drinks on your radar? If not, they probably should be. Right now, THC-infused beverages are just a sliver of the $15.8 billion cannabis category, but the segment is expected to grow at 37% CAGR through 2032 to reach a value of $8.3 billion. That’s pretty substantial growth, and those dollars are going to be pulling from other categories — namely alcohol. Want more intel on this growing space? On the latest episode of the Business of Drinks, I brought on of the most influential innovators in the cannabis drinks space, Jake B. He's co-founder and CEO of Cann. It’s a low-dose THC drinks brand that launched just 4 years ago, in 2019. And if you haven’t heard of it, you might be surprised to learn that it’s one of the biggest players in this space, already doing some $36 million in sales — that's about 9 million cans a year. In this episode, Jake shares: - How he convinced skeptical cannabis dispensaries to take a chance on low-dose canned tonics when most of the competitors were formulated at 2x to 5x the THC dosage. - How Cann’s positioning as a “better-for-you” alternative to alcohol drove collaborations with celebrities and influencers, growing Cann’s audience quickly. - Where Cann is directly competing with alcohol in 30+ markets via DTC channels — and on liquor store shelves in Minnesota, Connecticut, and other states. - How Cann funded its rapid growth to 9 million cans annually in just 4 years. - How beer distributors are making up for declines in their portfolios by replacing open truck space with THC brands. - Who’s buying Cann (the audience breadth may surprise you!), and how the company reaches potential consumers. And that’s just the beginning. Give a listen for more: https://lnkd.in/eWrPfT-h #thc #cannabisbusiness #alcoholindustry #alcoholfree #drinksindustry #drinksbusiness

Hemp Beverages Riding High: Navigating the Gray Area of THC Regulation and Rapid Growth. The hemp beverage industry is booming, fueled by innovative brands incorporating delta-9 THC from hemp as a key ingredient, leading to increased demand and broader distribution channels. Despite challenges in regulatory clarity and navigating the gray area between state and federal laws, the industry is experiencing exponential growth, with sales of hemp-derived THC drinks rising by 143% in 2023 alone. Entrepreneurs and major retailers are capitalizing on this trend, showcasing a shift towards online sales and partnerships with established alcohol distributors. However, the evolving regulatory landscape, especially concerning high-dose THC products and synthetic compounds, underscores the need for education and advocacy within the industry to ensure sustainable growth and consumer safety. Hashtags: #HempBeverages #THCRegulation #CannabisIndustry #BeverageInnovation #Entrepreneurship #RetailTrends

The global Dry Malt Extract and Ingredients market was valued at US$ 23750 million in 2023 and is anticipated to reach US$ 32760 million by 2030 witnessing a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period 20242030. #DryMaltExtract #IngredientsMarket #GlobalMarket #FoodIndustry #BeverageIndustry #Pharmaceuticals #NaturalProducts #HealthyLiving #CraftBeer #ArtisanalBaking

The CQ "Blackberry lemon lime spritzer" was one of the tastier cannabis beverages I've tried so far, and it didn't disappoint. I purchased this in my local dispensary for $7. The top of the can is funny because this is supposed to be resealable, so that a consumer doesn't feel undue pressure to finish the whole thing. I think these tops are also supposed to be more child-safe. The top of this can is one of the stupid things about cannabis regulation. You can notice the bubbles as I pour this. All the beverages I've gotten for this round of testing are carbonated. Sometimes the packaging suggests that I should shake before opening. Do you usually want to shake a seltzer or soda right before you open it? This was a pretty tasty drink, with full and juicy flavor. The list of ingredients includes juice concentrates and I believe it. "Blackberry lemon lime spritzer" gave me the berry tickle in my nose and had a nice balance of citrus and sweet (My personal preference would have been a little less sweet). I tested this CQ with the LightLab 3 HS from Orange Photonics, Inc.. Beverages are challenging for cannabinoid testing because they contain just a few milligrams of active ingredients in hundreds of grams of water and stuff. That's parts per million concentration of cannabinoids. For that measurement, the beverage is injected directly into the LightLab without any diluting solvent. You'll see me pulling up some of the sample into a syringe. I'm pulling air bubbles through the liquid in the syringe, then turning it upside down to push the air back out so I can do it again. This, and warming the syringe with my hand, helps to remove the dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2). Despite my effort to decarbonate the samples in the syringe, my measurements of all beverages were more scattered, and a little lower, the day of opening them. After they stood in a glass for a day they were completely flat, and gave consistent results that were a little higher than on the day of opening. I found a consistent content of 4.3 mg THC per can when I measured the flat seltzer. It tasted better fresh and cold than it did flat and at room-temperature, but it was still drinkable. We should be careful about judging a company too strongly over a single test result. These products are as challenging to formulate as they are to measure. THC (or any cannabinoid) is really insoluble in water, and you need emulsifiers to mix them. The choice of emulsifier is a big difference between brands of infused products. Even if this beverage was correctly tested at 5.43 mg back in January, getting down to a concentration of 4.3 mg in May can be understood. The emulsion of THC in the beverage is usually not stable over long periods of time, and a milligram of THC stuck to the sides of the can is invisible to my eye. As we go forward, we'll see that accurate formulation at the point of consumption is a huge challenge in the beverage segment.