Economic Effects of COVID-19: Ove...

Economic Effects of COVID-19: Oversupply Challenges in the Cannabis Market in States like Colorado

MITA Unshackled Cannabis Business Podcast by MITA
S3 · E4
Jan 19, 2024
29:26

Episode notes

The podcast discussion at MJ BizCon 2023 touches upon various aspects of the cannabis industry, particularly in Colorado. The conversation covers the impact of the pandemic on demand, the transition from medical to recreational cannabis, licensing structures, market corrections, and regulatory policies. Guests Alex Herding and Andrew Livingston from Vicente LLP, share insights into their experiences and perspectives on the evolving cannabis market in Colorado. They discuss challenges, opportunities, and the importance of location in the dispensary business. MITA Unshackled Episode 4 State-by-State Overview: Colorado Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 The conversation also delves into regulatory considerations, such as testing requirements and hazard analysis. Overall, the podcast provides valuable information for those interested in the cannabis industry, especially in Colorado. https://youtu.be/kmwKHZRb2C4

Guests: Andrew Livingston https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-livingston-01853940/

Alex Herding Cannabis Risk Management https://www.icsconsultingservice.com/

Sponsored by:

Curaleaf: https://curaleaf.com/

Dime Industries: https://dimeindustries.com

Dope SEO: https://dopeseo.com/

Policy Quake: https://policyquake.com

Hosts: Demitri Downing and Max Juhasz

Award Winning Executive Producer: Eric Williamson

00:00 Introduction

00:45 Guests

02:02 Alex Herding

04:12 Andrew Livingston

11:02 Table of 1,000 ideas

11:45 Colorado History

25:21 In The Costs

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