420 With CNW - Marijuana Companies Are Incorporating Reused Inputs In Packaging


(MENAFN- Investor Brand Network) While quantifying the exact amount of waste produced by the regulated cannabis sector is challenging, it's evident that the waste generated is substantial. According to the National Cannabis industry Association, cannabis byproducts in landfills contribute to an increase in carbon emissions of about 27,876 metric tons annually.

Additionally, a 2020 study indicated that the U.S. marijuana industry produced approximately 1,754 tons of fresh and 520 tons of...

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