Opportunities abound in AZ’s budding $1B legal marijuana industry; Adam Trenk, Rose Law Group partner and cannabis department director, comments on the industry’s growth

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal

What started as a fledgling medical marijuana industry in 2010 has flowered into a sector that generates more than $1 billion in annual sales in Arizona.

And it’s going to keep growing, well, like a weed, experts say.

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“The growth of this industry is no surprise. The State’s reversal of archaic laws and regulations in this instance due to the will of the voters creates economic opportunities and Spurs job growth. Perhaps our legislature can learn from this. There are so many ways to curb spending and unleash the economic forces of creative entrepreneurs if we roll back regulation even slightly. 

“In this new cannabis fueled economic frontier there will opportunities beyond just cultivation and sales, but processing, testing, and other ancillary industries will see tremendous benefits. We are already seeing real estate values appreciate as well.”

Adam Trenk, Rose Law Group Partner, Director of Cannabis, Hemp and Equine Departments

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