Beginning September 1, 2021, cannabis retailers and manufacturers can sell edible products with 10 milligrams of THC per serving, double the state's current 5mg limit, and bringing regulations in line with what other states have adopted.

The Marijuana Control Board ("MCB") in Alaska has extensive rules and doesn't allow out-of-state investors to enter the market. Additionally, many municipalities have opted out of adopting adult-use legalization and permitting licenses. Alaska has the highest tax rate on flower sales among the mature markets. The state also allows home cultivation, which many Alaskans take advantage of.

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There is no notable activity at this time.

Alaska is the OG cannabis state - decriminalized in 1971, legalized medical in 1998, adult-use in 2014, and the first state to approve on-site consumption in 2019. The strict resident requirement to obtain a license prohibits MSOs from entering the market. Until the MCB lifts that restriction, there isn’t a play. If you are looking for a play, you’ve either hit rock bottom or recently acquired an igloo.