The Spritz, Courtesy of House of Puff With a commitment to elegance, inclusivity, and social impact, House of Puff emerges as more than just a cannabis brand. It’s a catalyst for cultural change, shaping a future where sophistication meets empowerment in every puff. Dive into the journey of Kristina Adduci, founder of House of Puff, as she shares her inspiration for … [Read more...] about House of Puff: How One Women-led, Latina-Owned Brand Creates Impact with Elegance
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From Veterans to Entrepreneurs: How Emanuel Ledezma, Rudy Rendon, and Erwin Sibal Became Leaders in the Cannabis Industry
As the cannabis industry continues to grow, more and more entrepreneurs are entering the market. Some of the most innovative and successful companies are led by veterans who have taken the skills they learned in the military and applied them to the cannabis work force. Emanuel Ledezma, Rudy Rendon, and Erwin Sibal are three such veterans who have become leaders in the … [Read more...] about From Veterans to Entrepreneurs: How Emanuel Ledezma, Rudy Rendon, and Erwin Sibal Became Leaders in the Cannabis Industry
Review: Mota Glass’ Sugar Skull Beaker Bong
Co-founder of MOTA Glass, Susie Plascencia, with the company’s 18”x9mm SugarSkull Beaker Bong. Photo credit: MOTA Glass. Mota Glass is a Latinx and veteran-owned brand, founded by Susie Plascencia and Bobby Lady. Plascencia and Lady founded Mota Glass with the mission to support independent, American glass blowers and the Latinx workforce. We were lucky enough to … [Read more...] about Review: Mota Glass’ Sugar Skull Beaker Bong
How the National Hispanic Cannabis Council Will Change Cannabis.
Afternoon in an agave plantation at Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. Photo credit: twenty20photos. The U.S. Hispanic community and cannabis have had a long and complicated history. Between 1963 and 1984, American scholars came up with the “Mexican hypothesis,” which helped fuel early racist cannabis laws. More specifically, according to the Social History of Alcohol and … [Read more...] about How the National Hispanic Cannabis Council Will Change Cannabis.
Meet BALCA: The Bay Area Latino Cannabis Alliance
BALCA's logo. Photo credit: balca.live. One of the biggest issues with the rapidly-growing cannabis industry is diversity. Back in 2017, a Marijuana Business Daily poll reported that 81% of all cannabis business owners are white. Additionally, Hispanics/Latinos made up 5.7%, African-Americans 4.7%, and Asians 2.4% of ownership rates. As a result, one group, the Bay … [Read more...] about Meet BALCA: The Bay Area Latino Cannabis Alliance
