After the overwhelming success of last year’s business event 4/20, the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference returns to Miami Beach April 11-12, 2023, with events taking place simultaneously on two stages at the historic Fontainebleau Hotel.

As part of the celebration of individuals, entrepreneurs and organizations doing amazing things in the cannabis industry, Benzinga will feature cannabis experts who will discuss the global consolidation of cannabis supply chains.

With federal legalization seemingly looming in the U.S. and Germany, and market consolidation in Canada, many investors are wondering about the global advance of cannabis multinationals.

Stretching from producer to consumer, cannabis supply chains are becoming increasingly complex, creating opportunities for strategic partnerships that allow companies to leverage their capacity and resources to become more efficient and expand their global footprint and revenue margins.

According to Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Pablo Zuanic, the question of whether international cannabis companies will be interested in investing in other parts of the world depends on how these countries start to develop cannabis for internal consumption, (…) or how they open their markets to recreational use.

zuanian written down that alongside labor costs and climate conditions, quality standards and strategic regulations are regulatory and competitive advantages that countries can use to attract investment. What other factors are shaping the global cannabis supply chain? What opportunities are there for supplier industries in this booming sector? Which markets should investors focus on going forward and why? Find out all about it at the upcoming Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference!

Only these companies that are strategically positioned for the global legalization of cannabis will reap the first mover advantage. Understanding the market strategies of these companies can provide valuable cannabis insights…