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This week, the Financial Stability for the California Cannabis (FSCC) coalition was formed amongst several assembly members and industry stakeholders across the state with a joint purpose: pass bill AB 776 and enable the cannabis industry to thrive.

A group of California distributors and brands representing more than half the state’s wholesale B2B cannabis market has hired a credit association to rate retailers in the hopes of reducing the hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid invoices – and reining in repeat offenders.

Smaller towns in the Valley region are harnessing innovative strategies to attract economic growth and development.

There’s no doubt the East Coast and Midwest have become the most attractive markets for new companies, investors, and MSOs looking to expand or scale up their operations.

The world’s largest cannabis distribution center hosted a grand opening in the Tulare County town of Woodlake on Wednesday.

An 87,000-square-foot cannabis distribution warehouse belonging to Nabis, California's #1 cannabis wholesale platform, is now open in Tulare County.

The marijuana distribution company Nabis, based in Oakland and Los Angeles has opened what they’re calling the world’s largest legal marijuana distribution center.

Along the West Coast, producers face what many call the failed economics of legal pot. There is vast supply, thanks to great growing conditions and a wealth of expertise, but any surplus remains trapped within each state’s borders due to the federal ban on marijuana.

On April 25th, Nabis' newest warehouse will finally open its doors to the city of Woodlake, welcoming yet another cannabis business into the city.

Jun S. Lee & Vince Ning, former engineers at Facebook and Microsoft, founded Nabis in 2018 and quickly established it as one of the leading cannabis wholesale platforms in California. Nabis supplies over 300 brands to hundreds of dispensaries across the state.

The global banking turmoil threatens to squeeze U.S. cannabis companies already struggling with meager funding sources by drying up support from regional lenders and tightening fundraising from alternative avenues.

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