jafro daweedhound
Well-Known Member
HC has Market Data that shows a back log of crappy pot. The LPs are drowning in their own shit;
Market Data
Based on market data, there is overall sufficient supply of marijuana for medical purposes to meet the current access needs of registered clients. Please note that amounts produced do not reflect the full production capacity authorized to licensed producers.
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/marihuana/info/market-marche-eng.php
Any other industry would go in to meltdown with this much UNSALABLE PRODUCT. Tonnes of schwag just waiting to be bought.....
That being said I cant help but wonder how long before medical home grows are declared obsolete and unnecessary with all this fine medicine waiting to make the LPs a handsome profit.
MMPR Market Data - Dried Marijuana (2015-2016)
Changes in inventories may be a result of amounts of dried marijuana sold, produced, destroyed and imported.
Inventory refers to all dried marijuana held in stock at the end of each quarter. This may include dried marijuana that: (1) has been dried, but not tested; (2) has been dried and tested, but not approved; or (3) is ready for sale (has been dried, tested, approved, packaged and labelled). Companies may only keep inventory up to the maximum capacity allowed by their licence. Any company holding excess material will face immediate compliance and enforcement action.
Market Data
Based on market data, there is overall sufficient supply of marijuana for medical purposes to meet the current access needs of registered clients. Please note that amounts produced do not reflect the full production capacity authorized to licensed producers.
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/marihuana/info/market-marche-eng.php
Any other industry would go in to meltdown with this much UNSALABLE PRODUCT. Tonnes of schwag just waiting to be bought.....
That being said I cant help but wonder how long before medical home grows are declared obsolete and unnecessary with all this fine medicine waiting to make the LPs a handsome profit.
MMPR Market Data - Dried Marijuana (2015-2016)

Changes in inventories may be a result of amounts of dried marijuana sold, produced, destroyed and imported.
Inventory refers to all dried marijuana held in stock at the end of each quarter. This may include dried marijuana that: (1) has been dried, but not tested; (2) has been dried and tested, but not approved; or (3) is ready for sale (has been dried, tested, approved, packaged and labelled). Companies may only keep inventory up to the maximum capacity allowed by their licence. Any company holding excess material will face immediate compliance and enforcement action.