“With all that extra demand, Dixie needed more space and better equipment to keep up. The automated bottling system and other improvements expand the company's production capability significantly,” Hodas said. Denver Business Journal Link ...
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Legalized recreational marijuana sales in two U.S. states have cultivated food and beverage demand far beyond rising cases of the munchies. Denver-based edibles manufacturer Dixie Elixirs is expanding its facilities to promote transparency and education in the industry while spotlighting the science behind its hand-crafted confections and carbonated beverages. Food Manufacturing Magazine Link...
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Dixie Elixirs recently launched a low-potency watermelon soda called Dixie One that contains only 5 milligrams of THC. Joe Hodas, the company's chief marketing officer, says the drink has done exceptionally well in a cannabis shop on the 16th Street Mall, a pedestrian promenade popular with tourists. The assumption he and others make is that tourists are more likely to be novices or casual users. Fast Company Link ...
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Vogue editor Jeffrey Steingarten travels to Colorado and cooks with pot. While here he picks up Dixie Dew Drops Vanilla 100 mg and a Dixie Pain Relief Salve. Vogue Link ...
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