February 16, 2017

Colorado may become the first state to allow smoke-friendly marijuana clubs and ‘tasting rooms’

Others in the Colorado marijuana business are more bullish on the industry, despite the uncertainty at the federal level.
Neil Demers, the CEO of Diego Pellicer, a network of retail dispensaries, said that he’s “so confident” in the future of the marijuana industry that his company plans to open a flagship outlet in Denver next week.
“I believe the Trump Administration and attorney general Sessions understands that shutting down or consolidating the industry will end up sending jobs back to Mexico’s cartels, and I don’t believe that Mr. Sessions, nor President Trump, wants that to happen,” Demers said.
Marijuana advocates have also reflected Demer’s views.

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