Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
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6 years ago
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For the opportunity to be a meaningful point of entry into the cannabis industry, EE and SE participants must be able to do more than just deliver weed for rich dispensaries. - Julia
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Delivery licenses were mandated for social equity and economic empowerment applicants so they could make a living in the cannabis industry, the current model will not accomplish that task. A clear solution to this injustice is very simple, allow delivery licensees to purchase wholesale from other licensed vendors and your problem is solved. - Brian
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Without these changes, the business models will be much less economical for SE & EE businesses-- and consumers will suffer higher prices - David
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
The local economy must be involved and have a stake in the cannabis industry. I believe that the proposed changes will promote entrepreneurship and positively impact the development of the Massachusetts cannabis industry. - Kyle
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
It is hard for applicants to make money off of delivery when they are just making a commission. It is only fair to allow delivery to buy wholesale so they can make money and survive. If you look at EAZE in California. They are financially in trouble because their model has not been profitable. They don't even have the restrictions MA has, like having security and two employees per delivery. They even have in-house inventory from other brands. - Akinyi
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Because the social equity program isn't working the way it is meant to. All we are getting are out of state big money investors monopolizing the industry. Regular people also want an opportunity to get involved even if they don't have the means to overcome the unbelievable amount of regulatory and financial hurdles. - Jeremy
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
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6 years ago
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Without the ability to make wholesale agreements and warehouse products these businesses are just couriers for the dispensaries and will never make money. - Katherine
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
For many delivery is not profitable with current regulations in place. All delivery licensees will be equity members and in order to truly achieve equity regulations must be put in place to allow equity members to be successful. - David
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Local farmers have a right to sell to and work with their communities. Farmers deserve the opportunity to sell their cannabis harvests and compete in the open market without restriction. Growing cannabis is an art, a science, and a true talent. Small farmers & distributors should have a right to conduct business without having to afford the unreasonable permits and taxes currently set in Massachusetts law. - Meghan
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
In my opinion it is the goal to give SE/EEs an opportunity to build thriving businesses in this industry & I feel that the aforementioned considerations I am signing for aid in that goal. - Gavin
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
The market is currently overrun by those who have to means to run practically any other businesses. Those who have been constantly harassed and punished don’t even have a chance to compete with these millionaires and billionaires. By opening delivery to be able to support both SE and EE will allow for some balance in this highly regulated market. Lastly, delivery drivers should be able to pick up their supply from anyone who grows with seed to sale tracking software and also tests their product through a licensed laboratory. Big business that are already selling marijuana on the market are already making max profits from this industry because they dominate it with their access to funds. By allowing SE and EE members to have access to this new service first, it will ensure that when the big corporations do join, the SE and EE will at least have a chance to earn as well. - Carlos
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
lowering the barriers of entry into the Cannabis industry should be a priority of the CCC. Its what voters wanted and the legislation asked for. So far all we have seen is a hand out to big money entities. - Chris
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
I suffer from cancer and medical marijuana has helped me a lot. I truly feel marijuana should be fully decriminalized across the country. Last time I checked tobacco and alcohol were killing thousands every year but they can do whatever. It’s just not right. Everyone of legal age should be able to consume marijuana whether for medical purposes or not. - Mark
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
The ability to control their supply chain is vital. They need to have control over their supply to really build wealth. If it’s about letting these members have priority they shouldn’t be forced to align externally. - Aja
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
A business should not be held back from where and how much they have to pay for products. It’s a business. Buy from whoever and at the best price you can find. Being tied to retail pricing is outrageous and will be a burden to the end consumer! F that nonsense. - Lewis
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
These are just some of the barriers holding this license type back! Lets get these changes made! - Taylor
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Trying to get into the business of cannabis delivery seemed like i was finally going to get my own business going finally. It is almost expected to fail as is now. No room for profit at all... - Andrew
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
We need functional regulations that empower EE/SE applicants. - Alan
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Too much of this state’s market has gone to corporate interests. There needs to be more efforts made to allow for smaller business, particularly social equity applicants. The damage of the war on drugs has not yet been made right for those disproportionately affected. Creating more avenues for equity business applicants is one step in the right direction. - Caitlin
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Massachusetts Cannabis Association For Delivery
· petition starter
6 years ago
Without the ability to purchase from wholesaler the model is practically useless. - Chauncy
For the opportunity to be a meaningful point of entry into the cannabis industry, EE and SE participants must be able to do more than just deliver weed for rich dispensaries. - Julia
Delivery licenses were mandated for social equity and economic empowerment applicants so they could make a living in the cannabis industry, the current model will not accomplish that task. A clear solution to this injustice is very simple, allow delivery licensees to purchase wholesale from other licensed vendors and your problem is solved. - Brian
Without these changes, the business models will be much less economical for SE & EE businesses-- and consumers will suffer higher prices - David
The local economy must be involved and have a stake in the cannabis industry. I believe that the proposed changes will promote entrepreneurship and positively impact the development of the Massachusetts cannabis industry. - Kyle
It is hard for applicants to make money off of delivery when they are just making a commission. It is only fair to allow delivery to buy wholesale so they can make money and survive. If you look at EAZE in California. They are financially in trouble because their model has not been profitable. They don't even have the restrictions MA has, like having security and two employees per delivery. They even have in-house inventory from other brands. - Akinyi
Because the social equity program isn't working the way it is meant to. All we are getting are out of state big money investors monopolizing the industry. Regular people also want an opportunity to get involved even if they don't have the means to overcome the unbelievable amount of regulatory and financial hurdles. - Jeremy
Without the ability to make wholesale agreements and warehouse products these businesses are just couriers for the dispensaries and will never make money. - Katherine
For many delivery is not profitable with current regulations in place. All delivery licensees will be equity members and in order to truly achieve equity regulations must be put in place to allow equity members to be successful. - David
Local farmers have a right to sell to and work with their communities. Farmers deserve the opportunity to sell their cannabis harvests and compete in the open market without restriction. Growing cannabis is an art, a science, and a true talent. Small farmers & distributors should have a right to conduct business without having to afford the unreasonable permits and taxes currently set in Massachusetts law. - Meghan
In my opinion it is the goal to give SE/EEs an opportunity to build thriving businesses in this industry & I feel that the aforementioned considerations I am signing for aid in that goal. - Gavin
The market is currently overrun by those who have to means to run practically any other businesses. Those who have been constantly harassed and punished don’t even have a chance to compete with these millionaires and billionaires. By opening delivery to be able to support both SE and EE will allow for some balance in this highly regulated market. Lastly, delivery drivers should be able to pick up their supply from anyone who grows with seed to sale tracking software and also tests their product through a licensed laboratory. Big business that are already selling marijuana on the market are already making max profits from this industry because they dominate it with their access to funds. By allowing SE and EE members to have access to this new service first, it will ensure that when the big corporations do join, the SE and EE will at least have a chance to earn as well. - Carlos
lowering the barriers of entry into the Cannabis industry should be a priority of the CCC. Its what voters wanted and the legislation asked for. So far all we have seen is a hand out to big money entities. - Chris
I suffer from cancer and medical marijuana has helped me a lot. I truly feel marijuana should be fully decriminalized across the country. Last time I checked tobacco and alcohol were killing thousands every year but they can do whatever. It’s just not right. Everyone of legal age should be able to consume marijuana whether for medical purposes or not. - Mark
The ability to control their supply chain is vital. They need to have control over their supply to really build wealth. If it’s about letting these members have priority they shouldn’t be forced to align externally. - Aja
A business should not be held back from where and how much they have to pay for products. It’s a business. Buy from whoever and at the best price you can find. Being tied to retail pricing is outrageous and will be a burden to the end consumer! F that nonsense. - Lewis
These are just some of the barriers holding this license type back! Lets get these changes made! - Taylor
Trying to get into the business of cannabis delivery seemed like i was finally going to get my own business going finally. It is almost expected to fail as is now. No room for profit at all... - Andrew
We need functional regulations that empower EE/SE applicants. - Alan
Too much of this state’s market has gone to corporate interests. There needs to be more efforts made to allow for smaller business, particularly social equity applicants. The damage of the war on drugs has not yet been made right for those disproportionately affected. Creating more avenues for equity business applicants is one step in the right direction. - Caitlin
Without the ability to purchase from wholesaler the model is practically useless. - Chauncy