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How Big Alcohol is Trying to Takeover the Legal Marijuana Industry (And They’re Not Even Subtle About It)

In a policy memo that reeks of entitlement, the American Beverage Licensees (ABL) trade association is now arguing that “intoxicating THC products” should be sold only by businesses licensed to sell alcohol. You read that right—the same industry that pushed to keep cannabis illegal now wants exclusive rights to sell it.

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