John Schroyer is a senior reporter for Green Market Report, specializing in covering the cannabis industry. With a focus on providing comprehensive and insightful coverage, John has written articles on various topics including marijuana legalization, regulatory updates, market trends, and social equity issues. His work has also been featured in Crain's Cleveland Business.
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John Schroyer's coverage predominantly focuses on marijuana legalization, the cannabis industry, state regulations, and marijuana sales. His articles frequently cite data and government announcements. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into the business and marketing aspects of the cannabis industry or offer analysis on how state regulations impact businesses within the sector.
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Between 2017 and December 2023, Colorado recorded a 33% drop in the number of licensed retailers.
Simpson sold Chalice Farms in 2017 in a deal worth $60 million; he just bought it back for $3 million.
By: John Schroyer
Legal marijuana sales in Virginia won’t get under way until 2027 at the earliest, now that Gov. Glenn Youngkin has formally vetoed the Democratic bill to launch regulated cannabis sales, two Democratic lawmakers predicted during a recent webinar.
By: John Schroyer
If Florida legalizes adult use cannabis, sales could reach $900 million next year.
The new application window for medical cannabis companies to obtain licenses will run from July 1 to Aug. 31.
The plan includes more rapid response to stores with illicit sales as well as an expanded enforcement team.
The retiring congressman said he is still going to push Democratic candidates to get federal reform accomplished this year.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland asserted that illegal grow operations are a widespread problem.
The relatively new market has just 15 dispensaries for the entire state, but sales were $138 million last year.
The case also alleged that the cannabis company ignored safety and sexual harassment complaints.
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