Separate, ongoing strikes at cannabis businesses in two states are now the longest work stoppages in the history of the country’s $32 billion legal marijuana industry.
As actors in both situations push the Trump administration to step in, overall conditions in both the cannabis industry and the larger American economy suggest more unrest could follow despite a worsening scenario for workers in certain markets, observers say.
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The two strikes are at:
Exclusive Brands in Ann Arbor, Michigan, a vertically integrated operator active only in that state that began Aug. 28. Profitable marijuana multistate operator Green Thumb Industries’ (GTI) RISE location in York, Pennsylvania, that started Sept. 1.
An uncoordinated coincidence, the simultaneous stoppages – already more than a week longer than
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