Happy Tuesday Cannabis Investors: Here is the reason why New Jersey's cannabis market is on a roll, leaving its neighbor New York in a cloud of confusion.

Plus, this study finds Americans are far more likely to report secondhand harms from alcohol than from cannabis.

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TOP STORY

Smoke Weed For Science And Get Paid: Why One Company Is Willing To Pay You To Consume Pre-Rolls

Briefly: DaySavers, a manufacturer of pre-rolled cones and rolling paper, announced a groundbreaking research: The Science of Smokeability.

And: They’re looking to pay people to smoke pre-rolls for science.

So: The initiative, which will span two years, will look at how cannabis cultivation and processing influence the final product's quality.

Why It Matters: DaySavers and its partners intend to fill the knowledge gap in cannabis research, which has been hindered by regulatory barriers.

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ZINGERS

Cannabis Cultivation Solutions Provider Agrify Announces $500K Turnkey Extraction Equipment Deal With This NJ Company.

Washington Provides Tax Break For Medical Cannabis Users, But Is It Enough?

Curaleaf International Is Beating Illicit Cannabis Prices In UK And Germany - What's Next For EU Expansion?

Cannacrisis In Martha's Vineyard: Dispensary Supplies Near Empty As State Regulators Visit Affected Islanders

Fewer Than Half Of L.A. County's 1,481 Cannabis Shops Are Legal, Illicit Operators Reopen Within Weeks Of Being Closed Down

ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD

What Ohio Investors Can Learn From Maryland's Cannabis Market: Sector Analyst Keeps It Simple

Briefly: As Maryland's cannabis market matures, it offers valuable insights for states like Ohio preparing to launch recreational sales.

So Basically: Pablo Zuanic of Zuanic & Associates highlights Maryland's stability, competitive landscape and market dynamics as a potential model for other states.

So Then: Understanding Maryland's experience can help Ohio anticipate challenges and opportunities in the evolving cannabis industry.

So What: The comparison is valuable for Ohio because both states share similar market structures and regulatory environments. Like Maryland, Ohio is transitioning from a medical to a recreational market, with incumbent operators gaining a head start.

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