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LGBTQ-owned California weed brands for Pride Month 2021

It's worth noting that today's legal weed scene wouldn't exist without the efforts of LGBTQ activists.

Plus Products Announces Limited-Edition Release of New Hash-Based Gummies and Virtual Launch Event

Airfield Supply

Kiva Confections and San Jose-based dispensary Airfield Supply Co. have launched a California-wide campaign to raise awareness around breast cancer. Dubbed Check Yourself, the aim of the campaign is to support the nonprofit Keep a Breast, which aims to help young people adopt a regular monthly. Read More. Don t Miss Any Updates! News Directly in Your Inbox Subscribe to:

Kiva Confections, Airfield Supply Co. Launch 'Check Yourself' Breast Cancer Prevention Campaign

Airfield Supply Co. have launched a California-wide campaign to raise awareness around breast cancer. Dubbed Keep a Breast, which aims to help young people adopt a regular monthly self-exam routine. One in eight women in the U.S. are affected by breast cancer in their lifetime, according to BreastCancer.org. Kiva has developed a limited edition run of Live Resin Passionfruit gummies for the Check Yourself campaign. For each unit sold, $1 will be donated to Keep a Breast. Kiva is also donating a lump sum of $10,000 to the nonprofit. As California s cannabis industry matures, it is incumbent upon us to participate positively in our communities, says Airfield Supply Co. CMO Chris Lane. This first-of-its-kind collaboration of leading cannabis companies across the state is a remarkable reflection of that civic spirit. We chose to support Keep a Breast because breast cancer has touched us personally, as it has millions of other Californians, and the Check Yourself campaign give

The Week In Cannabis: Tilray-Aphria Merge, Aurora Continues Layoffs, Financings, Earnings, M&A

The Week In Cannabis: Tilray-Aphria Merge, Aurora Continues Layoffs, Financings, Earnings, M&A Benzinga 12/18/2020 Aphria (NASDAQ: APHA) and Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY). Benzinga spoke with Aphria CEO and chairman Irwin D. Simon, who will maintain those two positions in the new company, and Tilray CEO Brendan Kennedy, who will serve in the new corporation’s board of directors. The executives shared details on how the deal came to be, and their expectations for the future, which, they say, doesn’t include massive layoffs. Cantor Fitzgerald’s analyst Pablo Zuanic praised the merger. The Canadian cannabis sector is in need of consolidation due to the oversupply problems and “historically low flower retail prices,” he explained.