
Experts Say Illinois Cannabis Growers Won’t Keep Up with Recreational Demand
Officials are worried that the demand will far exceed the supply of legal cannabis.

Officials are worried that the demand will far exceed the supply of legal cannabis.

New Jersey recently expanded its medical marijuana program. Apparently, it’s working—maybe too well. Now, New Jersey is facing medical marijuana shortages.

As marijuana continues to receive recognition from the business industry itching for a new market to break into, no one has consistently measured the actual

If the United States government would simply allow marijuana to be taxed and regulated in a manner similar to alcohol and tobacco, the population would

Officials are worried that the demand will far exceed the supply of legal cannabis.

New Jersey recently expanded its medical marijuana program. Apparently, it’s working—maybe too well. Now, New Jersey is facing medical marijuana shortages.

As marijuana continues to receive recognition from the business industry itching for a new market to break into, no one has consistently measured the actual demand for marijuana state-by-state. That is, no one has until now: last week, the Anderson Economic Group (AEG) released its inaugural AndCan Index, billed as the “Dow Jones Industrial Average for the Cannabis Market.” The Dow

If the United States government would simply allow marijuana to be taxed and regulated in a manner similar to alcohol and tobacco, the population would likely purchase more legal cannabis products than ice cream, according to the 2017 Marijuana Business Factbook. There is some serious demand for marijuana in the Land of the Free. Some of the latest data indicates
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