New York's legal cannabis industry aimed to foster a fair market for local farmers and businesses. However, cannabis inversion—illegally importing out-of-state cannabis—has become rampant, undermining this vision. Dishonest actors are manipulating the market by repackaging illicit products as legal, which harms legitimate small farmers and creates an unsafe supply chain. In response, the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) calls for reports on such fraudulent activities to protect local interests and ensure compliance in the cannabis market.
New York's cannabis market was intended to uplift local farmers and promote fairness, yet illegal cannabis inversion threatens these foundational principles.
Cannabis inversion undermines the integrity of New York's cannabis industry by flooding it with illicit, out-of-state products that endanger local businesses.
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