Edibles

Aphria Inc., Aurora Cannabis Inc., OrganiGram Holdings Inc., and Supreme Cannabis Co. will supply Pax with cannabis extracts, distillates, and resin for a new line of vaporizers once they become legal in Canada in October.

The Colorado-based CBD company said its customers have been requesting the popular gummy products and as of Monday three different options--focused on sleep, calm and recovery--are available for online ordering.

The wider range of products that will be legalized this fall is highlighted by the edibles category, which is expected to be the most popular and worth $1.6 billion.

The public hearing left many in the industry still with more questions than answers, especially on the timeline for regulations on CBD in food and supplementary products.

Fizz Tabs, which are dissolvable and hemp-infused, give consumers an innovative way to add the touted wellness extract into drinks.

Vancouver-based pot company Invictus is banking on music icon's star power to boost coming CBD-infused beverage line.

The Moncton-based pot company will construct a technology, labeling and shipping system to produce up to four million kilograms of "exceptional chocolate cannabis edibles" annually.

Sproutly Canada, Inc. (CSE:SPR)(OTCQB:SRUTF) has reached an agreement with Moosehead Breweries Limited to form a joint venture to work on developing and producing cannabis beverages.

The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd (TSX:TGOD) announced last week that its facility in Hamilton, Ontario received a license from Health Canada to sell cannabis oil.

With concerns of another rollout potentially in danger of falling flat, the Cannabis Beverage Producers Alliances has been formed by cannabis and alcohol companies. The group includes both Molson Coors Canada (TSX:TPX.B) and Hexo Corp (TSX:HEXO), which are working together under a joint venture. A total of 10 companies are included in the Alliance.

April 20, aka 4/20, is coming up and one way cannabis enthusiasts can celebrate it is with a CBD-infused burger from fast-food chain Carl's Jr. According to the Company, it has enough supply to be able to sell at least 1,000 burgers containing CBD.

On October 17, Canada legalized the recreational cannabis market. However, one key segment of the market that it did not include in the legislation was edibles. All we know is that by October 17 of this year or earlier, Canada is going to legalize edibles. But when that happens is still unclear.

Cannabis and food go hand in hand. Even a girl scout in California has realized how big of a business it is to sell food outside of a dispensary. It's no wonder restaurant Chefs see cannabis-infused foods as the next big trend for 2019.

Marijuana has been rapidly growing in popularity. And like a weed, has been making its way into just about every aspect of day-to-day life. From cookies to beverages to clothing and even television shows, marijuana culture has been taking off. Last month, there was even a cannabis wedding expo in Calgary, Alberta.

Jelly Belly candies now has 38 new flavours that are infused with cannabidiol (CBD). Although the public has only recently learned about the new candies, Jelly Belly's founder David Klein says that they're already sold out. With a patent-pending formula that took two and a half years, it could be the next big thing in the edibles market.

Recent research suggests that cannabis effects could be obtained from yeast itself. In what could prove to revolutionize the process, it's been found that Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which is found in yeast, can be turned into tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) or cannabidiol (CBD).

HEXO Corp (TSX:HEXO) is going to be acquiring Newstrike Brands Ltd. (TSX-V:HIP) in an all-stock deal valued at $263 million. It shouldn't come as a big surprise to investors as Newstrike was in talks last year with Aurora Cannabis Inc (TSX:ACB)(NYSE:ACB) but failed to come to terms on a deal.

With more retailers opening for business and the edibles market likely coming online this year, there's going to be many more growth opportunities. Here are some of the hottest cannabis stocks right now that are positioning themselves to take advantage of the fast-growing retail market.

While it might seem odd to some people, many pet owners have been using cannabis to help treat pets that are suffering in pain, relying on the medicinal benefits of cannabidiol (CBD). The danger, however, is when pets are exposed to tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the high-inducing substance.

Tilray Inc. announced that it would be purchasing FHF Holdings Ltd, known as Manitoba Harvest. According to the release, Manitoba Harvest is the "world's largest hemp food manufacturer" and sells products in more than 16,000 stores in both Canada and the U.S.

Just last month, the U.S. made a big move in passing the Farm Bill, which legalized cannabidiol (CBD) derived from hemp. While it didn't mean that all CBD would be legalized, it was still a significant step for cannabis companies as it now paves a way for them to sell some types of CBD products. Here are a few companies involved in the space.

This year could be a big one for marijuana edibles. With hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) recently being legalized in the U.S. and Canada expecting to legalize edibles sometime this year, there could be significant growth opportunities for cannabis stocks this year. Here are four stocks set to take advantage of this boom.

If you're looking for a pot stock to invest in for 2019, we've got two that could be great buys for two very different reasons.

A big segment of the cannabis industry still remains illegal in Canada: edibles. But Health Canada has already made some preliminary recommendations and is looking to get feedback from the public over the new two months on legalizing edibles. Here's a few of their recommendations.

Baum and Whiteman are popular consultants for the food and restaurant industry, and they recently came out with their top trends for 2019. Among them is the introduction of cannabis into restaurants.

BDS Analytics tracks retail sales for the marijuana industry and recently it came out with an update for how the cannabis market has been doing in the U.S. during the first nine months of the year.

In November, we saw Michigan become the latest state to legalize recreational pot while Missouri and ultra-conservative Utah both legalized marijuana for medical use. Now the doors are open for recreational cannabis sales in Massachusetts. Why US legalization is closer than ever.