The makers of marijuana edibles can barely keep up with the demand. One of the largest Colorado companies “Dixie Elixirs” is going big. Chief Marketing Officer Joe Hodas took The Now Denver behind the scenes of their headquarters located in Commerce City. http://www.thedenverchannel.com/thenow/the-makers-of-marijuana-edibles-can-barely-keep-up-with-consumer-demand...
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Colorado’s largest seller of infused products, sells treats for both the recreational and medical marijuana markets. Its lines of pot-infused candies and drinks, including sparkling juices and an Old Fashioned Sasparilla, can contain as much as 75 milligrams of THC. http://fortune.com/2014/08/27/sipping-tripping-weed-infused-beverage-market/...
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“While he may have personal opinions about legalization, and people can theorize whether that’s due to his background in the alcohol business ... he still enabled and was the leader in place at the very foundation of adult-use regulation here in the state of Colorado. There’s definitely credit that needs to be given there,” said Joe Hodas, spokesman for Dixie Elixirs & Edibles http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20140819/NEWS01/140819524/-1/news&source=RSS...
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Tripp Keber, CEO of Dixie Elixirs and Edibles said that until recreational sales this year, “we had no idea of the ravenous appetite of the adult users for infused products.” Consumer demand pot edibles spurs Denver manufacturing surge...
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