Despite the yearly earnings for the cannabis industry, insurers only wrote out about 250 million in policies and in many cases are charging far more than typical retailers with extreme limits in place. This might not be of significant importance to consumers, but if insurers do get a chance to play with the cannabis industry – it could revolutionize the industry within a matter of months.
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