
Chris Silva
Vice President Analyst at Gartner
Father, gadget-obsessed native Bostonian without the accent. Research VP at Gartner but views expressed here are my own.
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1 week ago |
lansingcitypulse.com | Chris Silva
A storm is brewing over Michigan’s once-vibrant cannabis industry. A green rush has turned into a relentless race to the bottom, leaving operators grappling with razor-thin margins and an uncertain future. The numbers are stark: Cannabis flower’s wholesale price has plummeted to around $39 per ounce, a staggering decrease compared to a year ago. Fluctuating retail sales dipped from December through February before a slight recovery in March.
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1 week ago |
lansingcitypulse.com | Chris Silva
Posted Wednesday, April 16, 2025 7:53 am This year, 420 comes at a tumultuous and perilous time for Michigan’s cannabis industry. The stoner holiday is already known for its steep discounts and massive freebies, and this year will be no different.
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3 weeks ago |
lansingcitypulse.com | Chris Silva
The legal woes mounting against Viridis Laboratories, one of Michigan’s largest cannabis testing facilities, are not occurring in a vacuum. A recent proposal for decision by an administrative law judge, siding with the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency and upholding a massive 2021 marijuana recall, adds to a disturbing pattern of questionable practices and regulatory scrutiny surrounding the company and its key figures.
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1 month ago |
lansingcitypulse.com | Chris Silva
The first bite of a freeze-dried Star Baby is a revelation: an airy crunch that melts on the tongue, releasing a burst of tangy sweetness, followed by a potent wave of relaxation. Forget the chewy monotony of gummies; Hey! Captain edibles are a game changer in cannabis consumption. Hilary Dulany, the savvy force behind Lansing’s Aardvark Industrees, hasn’t just launched another edible brand — she’s paying homage to a pioneer and challenging the market’s status quo.
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1 month ago |
lansingcitypulse.com | Chris Silva
Michigan’s legal cannabis industry, a relatively recent addition to the state’s economic landscape, has become a significant revenue generator. The cornerstone of this revenue stream is the 10% excise tax levied on retail cannabis sales. This tax, paid by consumers at the point of purchase, feeds into the state Marihuana Regulation Fund, managed by the Department of Treasury and the Cannabis Regulatory Agency.
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