The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) remain steadfast in their support of regulations governing the hemp THC industry, firmly opposing the scheduled ban set to take effect November 2026.

•Massachusetts’ total cannabis sales through December 2 this year reached $1.66 billion, according to data from the state’s Cannabis Control Commission (CCC). During that period, $1.52 billion came ...

President Donald Trump and his administration have nominated Derek Maltz as the nation’s new interim Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) leader. The move presents a potential challenge for cannabis ...

Each year, Impact salutes the wine, spirits, and beer brands at the forefront of the U.S. drinks market with its “Blue Chip Brands” honor roll. Amid fluctuating economic conditions, shifting consumer ...

In the second part of our interview, Jeff Chassner, vice president of sales at hemp THC player Cann, discusses key products in the portfolio, the competitive landscape, regulatory issues, and the ...

Canada’s regulated cannabis market reached $2.9 billion (C$4b) through September 2025, with sales accelerating on a year-over-year basis in nearly every month of 2025, according to Statistics Canada.

With roots that date back 86 years, Austin, Texas-based Twin Liquors has emerged as the second-largest liquor store chain in the Lone Star state. The company now operates 103 stores, with locations ...

The team behind the Pamos brand of spirits-style hemp THC beverages has expanded its range with the acquisition of Lolli THC sodas and Buddi seltzers and created a new company called Mac Brands to ...

Constellation Brands has taken another big step in streamlining and premiumizing its wine stable, selling a 12-million-case portfolio of mostly mainstream brands to The Wine Group for an undisclosed ...

Rosemont, Illinois’ Reyes Beer Division has acquired Capitol Wright Distributing of Texas. Terms weren’t disclosed, and the purchase is set to close in December. The move adds 16 million cases to ...

While lawmakers continue to explore new regulations and potential restrictions on the rising hemp THC segment, both hemp THC and traditional cannabis beverages continue to connect with consumers.

On December 12, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) will convene and consider which cases the court will hear in early 2026. For the first time, Canna Provisions Inc. v. Garland (now, ...