In the state of Colorado, marijuana businesses have suffered a major decline in sales over the past year. Despite this drop-off, marijuana continues to be one of the most popular illegal drugs in America. As a result, many Colorado marijuana businesses are suffering financial hardship and closing. Marijuana Business Daily (M CBD), a periodical published by Marijuana Policy Group, an organization of marijuana reform advocates, offers some hints for those facing imminent closure.
Many medical cannabis retailers have been significantly impacted by recent marijuana news online reports, including MedMen, Marijuana Moment, and Medleyswellness in Boulder, Colorado, which was robbed on June 1st. All three companies operate under different names, but the headquarters is the same. While no staff were taken during the robbery, a police report was filed, and the owners were given a summons. Medical cannabis businesses cannot remain idle while government agencies investigate these crimes.
It appears that the cannabis industry may experience more raiding, at least in the near future. Marijuana advocates have called on Congress to pass legislation that would remove the interstate traveling between states that has caused much of the problem in the first place. เว็บข่าวกัญชา reports suggest that the Marijuana Enforcement Division may soon announce the first raid of a medical marijuana provider in decades, and many other providers fear the first raids will come during the summer of 2021. Marijuana business owners are not panicking, but many are concerned about the future. "We do believe that the industry will definitely take a hit next year," predicts John countered.
Marijuana entrepreneurs have turned their backs on advertising as a means to fund their businesses, but this trend may change with the passing of the Marijuana Regulatory reform Act of 2021. The act could force certain manufacturers and distributors to advertise medical marijuana instead of tobacco. Many marijuana attorneys fear that the act could result in media blackouts, but there is no evidence of such a thing yet. With the new media technology that is available to anyone with an internet connection, the ability for raids to be kept quiet may very well be in place.
Marijuana attorneys are concerned that the Marijuana Regulatory reform Act will create a situation where "pot clubs" will be next to the "medical marijuana clinics". Since cannabis businesses cannot grow or distribute large amounts of marijuana, there will likely be very little competition for clients. However, the new tax structure will likely force state regulated cannabis businesses to compete directly with local growers and distributors. For example, if a company wants to start selling pot balloons, they will have to set up shop in a licensed marijuana facility, not on the street.
Many state governments across the country are worried about marijuana use, but they are not really interested in regulating the sale or distribution of the drug. Marijuana is often seen as a harmless recreational activity; therefore, it does not make sense to pass laws that restrict people from buying or growing pot. However, some cities, counties and states are trying to put in place restrictions or laws that will make it illegal for people under 21 years of age to consume or buy marijuana. If this happens, the marijuana industry will suffer a huge blow, and many of these businesses will move their production to other states or countries. Even though marijuana use and sales are widespread, the cannabis industry needs to come to grips with these issues, before the government cracks down completely.
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