Herbal Dispatch Debuts Chomp Edibles to Capture Market Share

Herbal Dispatch, the Vancouver-based cannabis e-commerce and distribution platform, has officially entered the edibles space with the launch of its new house brand, Chomp Edibles. This strategic expansion, announced today, positions the company to tap into the “accessible premium” category—a segment increasingly favored by consumers seeking high-quality, craft-inspired cannabis experiences without the luxury price point….

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The THC Floodgate: Is Deregulation Putting Public Health at Risk?

The delicate balance between commercial freedom and public safety is fracturing in Washington. As the federal government moves toward a strict, nationwide tightening of hemp-derived cannabinoid regulations under the 2026 Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act (CAEA), a counter-movement is gaining momentum. A cohort of lawmakers, led by proponents of state sovereignty, is pushing for legislative…

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Canopy Growth Ignites Summer with Major Tweed Brand Refresh

Canopy Growth Corporation (TSX: WEED, Nasdaq: CGC) has launched an aggressive revitalization of its flagship cannabis brand, Tweed, just in time for the Canadian summer. Centered around the “There’s a Tweed for That” campaign and featuring consumer-requested packaging improvements, the strategic maneuver aims to capture market share through enhanced visibility, potency, and pricing. By leveraging…

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CT Regulators Move to Pull Affinity Grow Cannabis License

Connecticut’s cannabis regulatory landscape has reached a boiling point as the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) moves to suspend or revoke the grower’s license for Affinity Grow, a significant micro-cultivator based in Portland. The regulatory action, stemming from a February 24 letter, alleges that the company, operating under the name MCEJV LLC, bypassed state authorization…

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2026 Autoflower Guide: Breeding the Future of High-THC Strains

The narrative surrounding autoflowering cannabis has shifted dramatically. Once dismissed by traditionalists as ‘low-potency’ plants suitable only for novices, autoflowers have undergone a radical genetic transformation. As of April 2026, the stigma has been firmly replaced by clinical data: modern autoflowering seeds are now producing phenotypes that match, and in the case of the 2026…

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