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Retail Outlets Can't Keep Up with Surging Demand for Legal Cannabis Products The increase in the number of states that permit recreational and medical use of cannabis means that growers, processors and manufacturers of cannabis products often can't keep up with growing demand. That's why one Seattle weed manufacturer is poised to expand its operations nationwide as de-criminalization on the federal level would allow it to sell products across state lines, easing shortages. Get all the details on this potential blockbuster!
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