Colorado-rooted Dixie Elixirs, which makes infused edibles, topicals and drinks, incorporated new company Dixie Brands in Delaware in June to license the manufacturing and distribution of its products outside of Colorado. “We’re in active negotiations with half a dozen states, and I expect most if not all of those states to fall into place in the next six months,” said Joe Hodas, Dixie’s chief marketing officer Taking An Inside Look At The Future Of Legal Weed...
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CNBC looks into profiting from the Colorado Pot Barons, Inside the innovation and profits of marijuana sales, with Tripp Keber, CEO, Dixie Elixirs and Edibles. CNBC Interview ...
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“We’re still talking relatively small numbers,” said Joe Hodas, Chief Marketing Officer at Denver-based marijuana company Dixie Elixirs. “It’s not as if the average tourist or consumer can show up and make a purchase." Have An MMJ Card? You Can Buy Pot In Vegas In 2015...
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Tripp Keber, CEO of Dixie Brands, INC. "Even in a state where [recreational cannabis] is regulated like Colorado or Washington ... most businesses do not have access to traditional banking," Keber said. "I do ultimately think that states will work with the federal government to ensure businesses like mine have banking like you would in any other industry." Solving Marijuana's Banking Problem...
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