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 Stay informed on the latest developments in the cannabis sector with "Cannabis Industry News." This podcast provides expert analysis, interviews with industry leaders, and updates on legal changes, market trends, and innovations. Ideal for business professionals, investors, and enthusiasts eager to keep up with the fast-evolving world of cannabis. Listen for insightful coverage and in-depth discussions that matter.

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  • Cannabis Industry Consolidates with Acquisitions and Financing Amid Regulatory Shifts

    Cannabis Industry Consolidates with Acquisitions and Financing Amid Regulatory Shifts
    Jan 30 2026
    In the past 48 hours, the cannabis industry shows consolidation through key acquisitions and financings amid tightening regulations and market pressures. Vireo Growth entered a nonbinding memorandum of understanding to acquire Scotts Miracle-Gros Hawthorne Gardening Co., a major supplier of nutrients and lighting for indoor cannabis cultivation, signaling deeper integration between traditional agribusiness and cannabis operators[2]. Canix acquired rival Trym, merging ERP systems for cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution to boost efficiency; the cannabis ERP market hit 1.26 billion dollars in 2024 and is projected to reach 10.2 billion by 2031 at a 30.2 percent CAGR[4].

    Trulieve Cannabis closed a 60 million dollar private placement of senior secured notes on January 29, following a prior 60 million dollar raise in December 2025, bolstering its balance sheet amid capital constraints[13]. High Tide reported record 2025 fiscal year revenue and adjusted EBITDA, selling 32 cannabis SKUs under Queen of Bud and Cabana Cannabis Co. brands, while eyeing U.S. licensing deals post-Trump executive order[12][15].

    Regulatory headwinds loom with 2026 hemp restrictions on intoxicating products and total-THC limits, though a January 12 bill seeks a two-year delay; operators are triaging portfolios for compliance[8]. No major price shifts or consumer behavior changes surfaced in the last week, but tech leaders like Canix respond to challenges with AI-driven yield forecasting, cutting water waste by 30 percent[4]. Compared to prior weeks, activity spikes in M&A versus stagnant stock watches on Tilray, Canopy Growth, and Cronos[10].

    Canadian moves include Segra Internationals acquisition of Klonetics Plant Science nursery[6]. Overall, leaders prioritize vertical integration and financing to navigate rescheduling talks and supply chain efficiencies, contrasting slower 2025 growth.

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  • Cannabis Industry Momentum Amid Rescheduling, Hemp Curbs, and THC Beverage Boom

    Cannabis Industry Momentum Amid Rescheduling, Hemp Curbs, and THC Beverage Boom
    Jan 28 2026
    In the past 48 hours, the cannabis industry shows momentum from federal rescheduling signals amid tightening hemp rules and robust THC beverage demand. On January 27, President Trumps Executive Order directed expedited marijuana rescheduling to Schedule III, promising 280E tax relief for operators but no interstate commerce or full banking fixes, with DEA steps and litigation ahead[1][8]. Hemp faces contraction, including a November 2026 intoxicating products ban[6].

    Partnerships surged: Safe Harbor (NASDAQ: SHFS) added Lut and Greencard on January 27 for ACH debit, closed-loop wallets, and cashless ATMs, boosting payment redundancy; shares jumped 23.1 percent[2][10]. The United Center, Americas largest arena, partnered with RYTHM and Senorita for THC drinks at events starting February 4, via Green Thumb Industries licensing[4][6].

    Consumer shifts favor THC beverages for Dry January: Stew Leonards sales rose 25 percent year-over-year, stocking 75 brands versus under 10 three years ago; market projected at 4 billion by 2028[3]. Green Check hit 1.7 billion in monthly verified deposits in 2025, signaling maturing fintech[7].

    Regulatory moves include Californias 1.2 billion illegal seizures since 2022, up 18x[9]; Michigans new 24 percent wholesale tax strains markets[13][14]; and Hemp Enforcement Act for FDA limits on intoxicating drinks[3]. State tweaks hit California cultivation sanitation and New York equity guidance[5].

    Leaders like Safe Harbor respond by expanding fintech ecosystems for cash reduction and stability, while retailers pivot shelf space to beverages. Versus prior weeks, rescheduling accelerated post-December order, but stock volatility persists despite deals. Overall, policy optimism clashes with hemp curbs and taxes, driving innovation in payments and alt-alcohol[1][2].

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  • Cannabis Industry Update: Regulatory Delays, Expansion Plans, and Shifting Market Dynamics

    Cannabis Industry Update: Regulatory Delays, Expansion Plans, and Shifting Market Dynamics
    Jan 22 2026
    CANNABIS INDUSTRY UPDATE: PAST 48 HOURS ANALYSIS

    The cannabis industry is experiencing significant momentum as multiple regulatory and business developments unfold simultaneously. Attorney General Pam Bondi has missed a congressionally mandated deadline to issue guidelines for easing research barriers on Schedule I substances including marijuana and psychedelics, creating uncertainty around the implementation timeline for President Trump's December executive order directing cannabis rescheduling.[1] This delay is reshaping planning decisions across banking, insurance, and merger and acquisition timelines despite no formal enforcement date.[8]

    On the business front, Glass House Brands announced accelerated 2026 expansion plans, moving up the completion of its second greenhouse to the second quarter with approximately 300,000 pounds of annual biomass capacity.[2] The company is positioning itself for potential CBD pharmaceutical markets and international export opportunities should rescheduling occur.[2] Additionally, Curaleaf Holdings is projecting quarterly net revenue of at least 330 million dollars, reflecting continued market strength among established operators.[1]

    Regulatory activity intensified across multiple states. Virginia proposed legislation setting November 1, 2026, as the earliest possible start date for legal adult-use cannabis retail sales.[3] Indiana lawmakers approved restrictions on hemp-derived THC products while rejecting an amendment allowing marijuana seed cultivation.[3] Texas regulators proposed tightening hemp restrictions including potential smokable flower bans and increased licensing fees.[3] Meanwhile, the Alabama Cannabis Coalition launched advocacy efforts to repeal restrictive hemp legislation from 2025.[3]

    Structurally, a critical statutory deadline looms: November 13, 2026, marks the effective date for new hemp definitions, creating market pressure before regulatory frameworks materialize.[8] The Hemp Planting Predictability Act, introduced in mid-January 2026, would extend implementation by two years, signaling congressional recognition of industry concerns.[8]

    Investment interest remains active with five cannabis stocks highlighted for trading consideration: Tilray Brands, Canopy Growth, Aurora Cannabis, Cronos Group, and Akanda.[4] A global study released this week indicates cannabis legalization is narrowing gender gaps in the industry, suggesting evolving market demographics.[11]

    The overarching narrative reflects tension between regulatory anticipation and operational reality. While rescheduling signals economic opportunity, market participants are adjusting timelines based on enforcement dates rather than policy announcements. This dynamic is accelerating consolidation, capital deployment, and strategic positioning among industry leaders preparing for market transformation that remains administratively pending.

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