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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2021 · 7 MIN

Pod 351 - Understanding the transition from legacy to legal cannabis retail

from Business of Cannabis: Cannabis News | Cannabis Views | Cannabis Trends · host Jay Rosenthal, Colin Bambury, Spensir Sangara

In October, the cannabis industry reconvened in Las Vegas for the annual tradeshow – MJ Biz Con – put on by Marijuana Business Daily. As part of that event, Business of Cannabis sat down with industry leaders at the show to discuss their business, the current state of the cannabis industry and what they were seeing on the road ahead. This conversation is part of that series.This podcast features a conversation with Colin Bambury and Spensir Snagara of THC in Vancouver. We wanted to connect with the THC team to talk about the differences between the US and Canadian markets, but also about how operating as a legacy and now legal operator in Vancouver has been for the THC team and how the products and regulations are moving forward to create a thriving industry in Vancouver and beyond.This podcast was recorded at MJ Biz Con in Las Vegas in October 2021.

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