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Focus on restricting access to weed has hampered crackdown on black market

The feds’ zeal in pursuing its overarching goals has resulted in an industry that lags the U.S. and elsewhere in brand awareness, and is attracting only a fraction of users away from the illicit or legacy market.

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BY BRADLEY POULOS
October 30, 2019

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