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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The most prominent suggestion came from the state health department, which suggested that Colorado create a commission to approve marijuana edibles before they are allowed to be sold in stores. "It just feels like a veiled way to remove products from the marketplace," said Lindsay Topping of Dixie Elixirs. Colorado Marijuana Edibles Rules Group Adjourns Without Decision...
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NBC 9 News Denver stops by Dixie to discuss new rule changes being proposed in the edibles market. Colorado Pot Edibles Laws...
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"I'm seeing a definite skew toward the legitimate businesses and less and less of that weird factor," said Joe Hodas, a spokesman for the Colorado-based edibles manufacturer Dixie Elixirs. "These are real, valid business opportunities." It's All Business At Pot Convention In Las Vegas...
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