Effective inventory management is crucial in the cannabis industry. With strict regulations governing everything from product tracking to distribution, any inefficiencies or inaccuracies can result…

A consultation is under way until June 5, 2025 by Health Canada called: Towards a pathway for health products containing cannabidiol.

No other cannabis management system offers the breadth of functionality, ease of use, and comprehensive features to cover all classes of cannabis.

Diversification not only mitigates many of the risks associated with market volatility but also presents opportunities for innovation, efficiency and sustainability.

This Cannabis Cultivation market report covers market characteristics, size & growth, segmentation, regional & country breakdowns, competitive landscape, market shares, trends and strategies for this…

This Cannabis Cultivation market report covers market characteristics, size & growth, segmentation, regional & country breakdowns, competitive landscape, market shares, trends and strategies for this…

The Global Cannabis Report: 5th Edition delivers a thorough analysis and insight into the world’s key cannabis markets, organised by region.

With so many challenges complicating efforts for legitimate businesses to thrive, what can cannabis producers do to increase profits? We’ve compiled 10 strategies to help you cultivate success in the…

What’s in the cards for cannabis in 2025? We’ve rounded up some of the predictions.

There’s something about the end of one year and the beginning of another that makes people want to look back as they leap forward.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) has published a report titled Closing Research Gaps on Cannabis and Mental Health – Veteran-Specific Findings.

The 2024 Cannabis Market Data & Analysis Report from Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform, provides an international oversight into the Cannabis market.

The first barcode was scanned in the USA on the 26th of June 1974. Canada was the second country to introduce the barcode.

AirMed would like to acknowledge June as National Indigenous History Month in Canada by providing links to Indigenous-related news in the cannabis industry.

Published by Prohibition Partners, this provides the latest information and analysis on the development of the cannabis markets across Europe.

Stats Canada published an article on April 19, 2024 that discusses various aspects of cannabis in Canada including production, sales, consumption, crime and even wastewater.

ISO, the International Organization for Standardization, is an independent, non-governmental international organization with a membership of 170 national standards bodies. Through its members, ISO…

While there are no guarantees as to what will happen in the cannabis marketplace, media members and industry analysts have been making predictions for 2024. Investing News Network published both a…

Selling any product, including cannabis, starts with a unique identification number from GS1. The GS1 (Global Standards 1) organization is a neutral, global collaboration platform that brings…

Alberta is changing provincial cannabis regulations to “give retailers more time to focus on their business, while ensuring health, safety, and security remain a top priority.” The Alberta government…

Cannabis Council of Canada surveyed licensed producers and has released their findings in a report. But that’s not the end of this story. In fact, it’s just the beginning. CCC announced that after…

In the first article of a series, MJBiz Daily reported “More Canadian cannabis companies are tapping government funding sources to finance research and other projects as private-sector capital has…

This month marked the fifth anniversary of the legalization of cannabis in Canada, and news outlets offered various views on the results so far. While some of the articles discussed the challenges…

The federal government released a report that summarizes what a “five-person expert panel has heard over the past year as it engaged with almost 500 stakeholders in nearly 90 meetings across Canada.”…

Cannabis Council of Canada (C3) is conducting a study on the Canadian cannabis excise tax framework and are looking for input from licensed producers and processors from across the country.

According to an article published by Stratcann, “At the current pace of licensing, the total number of micro licences could surpass standard licences in 2024.”

The Medical Cannabis Access Survey Summary Report, issued in April of 2023, provides an in-depth view of individuals currently taking medical cannabis in Canada and their access experiences.

Published by Prohibition Partners, The European Cannabis Report: 8th Edition, 2023, provides the latest information and analysis on the development of the cannabis markets across Europe.

In relation to a consultation on potential amendments to the Cannabis Regulations, Health Canada is seeking feedback and comments on potential amendments to the Cannabis Regulations.

On March 21, 2023, the Canadian Cannabis Championship named 13 Flower Finalists — and AirMed client Headstone Cannabis has made the list. The CCC competition is being held in conjunction with the…

The industry analysts at Ernst & Young have published a state of the industry report for the Canadian cannabis industry. Covering until the end of 2022, this report was “intended to highlight the key…

AirMed client, Great White North Growers, has been profiled in a feature article in the December 2022 edition of Cannabis Prospect magazine.

AirMed client Rogue Processing has been profiled on Canada’s legal cannabis news platform, StratCann.

A new research report forecasts increases over 2021 cannabis sales from 16 percent in Europe and 22 percent in Asia to 45 percent in Latin America.

Since the announcement of the Cannabis Act review, people are speaking out about what they hope to see from reviewers.

Yesterday, October 17, 2022, was the fourth anniversary of the legalization of cannabis in Canada.

BC will allow eligible LPs to sell non-medical cannabis products from stores located at their cultivation sites.

On September 22, 2022, the Government of Canada announced the launch of a legislative review of the Cannabis Act. An independent panel of experts will lead what is being called a credible and…

According to a recent post at the cannabis news website, Stratcann, Quebec has seen more new micro licences in 2022 than any other province so far this year.

AirMed client Craft Kings has been profiled on Canada’s legal cannabis news platform, StratCann.

Survey showed a significant decrease in the number of consumers who reported buying from an unlicensed store: from 56% in 2018 to 17% in 2021.

This report provides Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and 2022-2027 Forecast for the Cannabis Packaging Market.

As of Friday, July 8, 2022, licensed cannabis retail stores (CRSs) in the province of British Columbia are permitted to deliver non-medical cannabis to consumers through Canada Post and other common…

A “Cannabis Canada Weekly” column published on BNN Bloomberg in March 2022 reports that Canadian cannabis sales are expected to double to $8.8B over next five years.

The Global Cannabis Market report for 2021-2026 provides Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts.

Beginning April 19, 2022, existing holders of micro and standard cannabis licenses in Canada will be granted authorization to sell dried and fresh cannabis products.

AirMed client Craft Kings has been recognized as “Best Craft Best Craft Cannabis Company” in the Commercial Cannabis Awards for 2021.

The industry analysts at Deloitte Canada have published an annual report on the Canadian cannabis industry.

With the help of BDSA and Hifyre, the analysts at Deloitte Canada examined consumer sales data alongside Deloitte’s recent survey of cannabis consumer preferences.

Titled, North America Legal Cannabis Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2026, this report is published by IMARC Group.

Do you have questions about cannabis in Canada? Would you like to understand the laws that govern the Canadian cannabis industry?

According to BDSA, a market research firm specializing in the cannabis industry, global cannabis sales exceeded $21 billion in 2020.

September 30, 2020, Victoria, BC: The British Columbia provincial government announced new sales programs to benefit cannabis producers and Indigenous businesses.

According to the newspaper Moosejaw Today, Statistic Canada reported farm cash receipts of $16.7 billion increased 5.2 per cent in 2020 over 2019.

As of October 17, 2018, cannabis is legal in Canada for both recreational and medical use.

For the cannabis industry in Canada, the most critical compliance implications are those covered by the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations.

The legal use of marihuana for medical purposes in Canada has a long and complex history. Cannabis has been on the Schedule of the Opium and Narcotic Control Act since 1923.