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Interview with Organigram CEO Greg Engel Run time – 12:36 (Transcript below) Published 6/26/2018 Transcript:  David Kretzmann:             David Kretzmann here with OrganiGram CEO Greg Engel. Greg, first of all, thanks so much for taking the time to talk with the Fool today. I thought we could just kick it off. I know you’ve had a good amount of experience in the cannabis space, so if you could give us an introduction of your background, what drew you to cannabis and what specifically drew you to OrganiGram? Greg Engel:                        Yeah, no....

Transcript David Kretzmann:            David Kretzmann here at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference here in Toronto, and I’m joined by a special guest right now, the CFO of OrganiGram, Paolo De Luca. Paolo, thanks so much for taking some time to talk to The Fool. We had a chance to speak to your CEO, Greg Engel, a couple months ago, but before we dive into the latest with OrganiGram, you joined the company in December. I’m just curious if you could walk us through what drew you to OrganiGram? Paolo De Luca:                   Great. Thanks for having me. I ...

Couple gets hard-earned patent for cannabis-infused chewing gum Photos courtesy of Joygum) Amy and Dave Nudelman were on a trip to Amsterdam in 2006 when the idea for cannabis-infused chewing gum popped into their heads. Now, 15 years later, the couple has received a patent for Joygum, their THC and CBD-infused gum that has been on the market for three years now. “It really wasn’t that genius, and we’re not the only ones to have thought of it,” Amy Nudelman said. “However, we are one of very few who have been able to get a product up and running — hence our patent.”

The Green Solution, one of Colorado's largest dispensary chains, controls nearly every part of the marijuana production process from seed to sale, and all things in between. But when it comes to the social consumption part, the enthusiasm just isn't there yet.

City to issue new cannabis business licenses but not in some neighborhoods BusinessDen file) Denver begins accepting new applications for cannabis business licenses next month — but not for certain neighborhoods. The city’s Department of Excise and Licenses on Friday informed marijuana industry insiders of neighborhoods that the city feels already have an “undue concentration” of marijuana stores and/or cultivation facilities. Applications won’t be accepted for any neighborhoods that are considered to have an undue concentration, the city said in an email. Three neighborhoods — Ov...