Dixie recently introduced a chocolate bar called the Toasted Rooster which can be broken into 12 pieces of 7 mg each. To make it childproof the box contains a tray with a tab on each of the two longer sides that stick through slots in the box’s side. The two tabs need to be pushed down simultaneously to slide the tray out, as if it contained the nuclear codes. How To Brand Market And Sell Weed Without Breaking The Law    ...
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Every morning driving eastbound towards Dixie; I-70 is an aromatic rollercoaster. As I merge onto the highway at Brighton Boulevard, the putrid odor of the Purina Puppy Chow factory overwhelms my sensitive recently awoken nostrils. To make matters worse it lingers as I sit in traffic up to Colorado Boulevard, where I finally receive some reprieve from the Safeway bread factory. As the traffic gives way to open road, my windows go down and my stereo goes up, as I’m quite fond of the aroma that lies ahead. The road-tripping tourist may mistake it for a poor skunk that met its maker, or maybe that’s a lemonade factory, or wait maybe it’s a place that makes those pine tree air fresheners. Whichever it is, for travelers going westbound it’s the perfect ‘Welcome to Denver’ sign. You know you've arrived in pot paradise. So where do these eclectic and potent cannabis smells you're enjoying come from? Many are now familiar with the medicinal molecular family known as phytocannabi...
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“We are concerned about the uneducated consumer who may have had a bad experience with edibles, because that means they may not use our products in the future,” Joe Hodas, chief marketing director for the marijuana product manufacturer Dixie, which is producing a watermelon-flavored drink with 5 milligrams of THC, told the Huffington Post. “So educating that consumer and making sure they know how to use them is of great importance to the rest of the industry.” How Colorado Has Shown Marijuana Legalization Can Be Successful If Its Done Right    ...
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Dixie’s delicious Elixir here. If you hadn’t already noticed, I took some time off. The past five years in Colorado were great, but I was exhausted! Four years in the medical market and just over one in the recreational market had really taken its toll on me. I had some great times over the years, but, every once in a while people got a little too much of me and things got a bit weird… (Everything in moderation right!) I spent 5 years in a rewarding job. It was great making sure people were pain free, having fun, and enjoying themselves. And along the way I got to meet some great people from all over the world and show them all of what Colorado has to offer. We went skiing, hiking, biking, we did First Fridays, and concerts at Red Rocks. Of course, there was that ill-fated relationship with a pre-roll. I thought she was top shelf, but come to find out she was mostly machine shake. I was literally sick about it. And there was that party in Vegas, but technically, I wasn’t sup...
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