cannabis delivery

A lesser-known rival of Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub, Waitr adds the first national convenience store to its platform.

As online cannabis sales have increased, more attention is being paid to the e-commerce experience as companies work to make the ordering and delivery experience more seamless.

Cannabis retailer High Tide, which operates banner stores like Canna Cabana, is adding a two-hour delivery service.

Direct-to-consumer cannabis is slowly but surely making its way outside of California.

California’s largest vertically integrated cannabis company now serves 60% of the state’s households.

BLAZE has experienced rapid growth from the introduction of BLAZEPAY, facilitating over $1 billion in annualized gross merchandise value.

Canada’s Aleafia Health aims to minimize risks to its older patients and ensure steady supply by launching final-mile service.

Vertical integration boosts a marijuana e-commerce company as the pandemic fuels a boom in cannabis sales

State cannabis regulator sets guidelines including two-person delivery teams with body cams and vehicles equipped with GPS, alarms and secure storage.

A power play between local governments and state regulators threatens legal cannabis delivery in California.