13 Feb 2017

Maine’s jump in MMJ caregivers shows interest in rec industry

The number of registered caregivers licensed to grow medical marijuana for patients in Maine increased by 42% in 2016, a sign to some that people are hoping to gain experience in the MMJ industry to gain “a leg up” once permits become available for the state’s new adult-use program. The jump also is a sign that more patients are turning to cannabis to treat maladies such as chronic pain, the Portland Press Herald reported. And it indicates that Maine’s legal dispensaries face growing competition from the state’s caregivers. Once the only cannabis suppliers to Maine patients, caregivers have competed since 2011 ... Maine’s jump in MMJ caregivers shows interest in rec industry is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs


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