Some Vermont cannabis cultivators say they might be forced out of business after state lawmakers rejected a plan that would have allowed them to sell marijuana directly to consumers.
Small growers wanted lawmakers to approve a pilot program under which they would conduct direct-to-consumer sales at places such as farmers markets, according to Vermont Public.
ADVERTISEMENT
The growers say that limited shelf space makes it hard for them to sell their cannabis.
“We are at a turning point,” Ethan Kramer, co-owner of Tilia Hillis in Fairfield, told the Senate Committee on Agriculture in March, according to GreenMountain Cannabis News.
“We do not have an oversupply. We have a bottleneck at retail.
“Everything goes through that, so small farms are failing. They are going
Read full article on Marijuana Business Daily
