Cannabis Execs, Advocates Delighted With Florida's Supreme Court Ruling To Allow Legalization Amendment On November Ballot
Portfolio Pulse from Maureen Meehan
The Florida Supreme Court's decision to allow a cannabis legalization amendment on the November 2024 ballot has been met with enthusiasm from the cannabis community, including executives from Trulieve Cannabis Corp (TCNNF) and Verano Holdings Corp (VRNOF). Both companies have expressed their support for the initiative, which could significantly impact the cannabis market in Florida, the nation's largest medical cannabis market.
April 01, 2024 | 11:21 pm
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Trulieve Cannabis Corp, as the largest marijuana company in Florida, has actively supported the cannabis legalization initiative, contributing at least $40 million. The company's CEO, Kim Rivers, expressed gratitude for the court's decision and looks forward to the campaign.
Given Trulieve's significant financial contribution and active support for the legalization campaign, the positive court decision directly benefits their position in Florida's market. The potential expansion of the cannabis market to include adult-use marijuana could significantly increase their customer base and revenue.
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Verano Holdings Corp, with a strong presence in Florida through at least 74 dispensaries, applauded the Florida Supreme Court's decision. CEO George Archos highlighted the potential benefits of ending cannabis prohibition in Florida.
Verano Holdings' positive response to the court's decision reflects the company's anticipation of a favorable business environment post-legalization. With a significant number of dispensaries in Florida, Verano stands to benefit from the expansion of the market to include adult-use cannabis, potentially boosting its sales and market share.
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