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Heritage Cannabis expands agreement with Merida that includes U.S. Distribution Heritage Cannabis (CSE: CANN- OTCQX: HERTF) CEO Clint Sharples joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share details the company has expanded its relationship with Merida Capital Holdings. Merida, the largest non-insider investor in Premium 5, became a strategic shareholder in Heritage back in January of 2021. Sharples telling Proactive this expanded agreement will give Heritage distribution into the U.S. with the focus to start initially in Michigan, Missouri, West Virginia and California. Quick facts: Heritage Ca...

Califari and Merida Capital Holdings Announce Partnership to Create Branded Cannabis Platform Through NFT Issuance First issuance to consist of five limited-edition cards to be released on 4/20 News provided by Share this article Califari and cannabis private equity firm Merida Capital Holdings announced today that they have formed a joint venture to create a platform that will utilize non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, to create and distribute unique, one-of-a-kind pieces of art that reflect the cannabis community's passion for the once taboo plant. The as-yet unnamed platform will also offer br...

This past week in cannabis kept our attention fixed on New Jersey, even if a snowstorm wedged its way into the mix and pushed a Feb. 19 legislative deadline into Feb. 22.

REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Chatter in the Reddit forum Wall Street Bets has turned to pot stocks like Tilray and Aphria. Cannabis stocks have soared, buoyed Democrats' plans to federally decriminalize cannabis. But investors say those looking to bet on US legalization are looking in the wrong place. The traders who hang out on the Reddit forum Wall Street Bets have a new target as GameStop shares fall back to ear...

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