Abstract Introduction and Aims Large for‐profit firms supply the majority of US state‐legal
cannabis stores and some firms have attempted to shape cannabis‐related policies …

Abstract Background and aim New Zealand has recently legalized medicinal cannabis and
has explored the possibility of legalizing large‐scale recreational cannabis supply. In the …

Background With the legalization of cannabis in Canada, consumers are presented with
numerous purchase options. Licensed retailers are limited by the Cannabis Act and …

Community-based models of cannabis cultivation, distribution, and consumption—such as
cannabis clubs—have been documented across Europe, North America, South America …

This study uses a qualitative phenomenological approach to examine the regulatory barriers
perceived by cannabis retailers in California's adult-use cannabis market that deters or …

The ongoing overdose crisis in the United States and Canada has highlighted the urgent
need for innovative interventions to reduce drug-related harms. This, in turn, has led to …

As cannabis retail expands in the US, its surveillance is crucial to inform regulations and
protect consumers. This study addresses this need by conducting point-of-sale audits …

The effect that drug control policies have on the behaviors of drug users is a widely debated
and important issue, however, it is an area rarely investigated by drug researchers on a …

This chapter provides an overview of the business of cannabis. The business landscape for
cannabis is unlike that of any other industry due to the unique nature of the cannabis plant …

Cannabis dispensaries in the US aim to contribute to communities through philanthropy, but
some nonprofits hesitate to accept donations. This exploratory case study in Colorado …