I would suggest you ask Colorado, Oregon, California, Nevada and other states where it is fully legal now and doing serious sales.
Take a look its a big deal.
You can grow tomatoes, bell peppers and tons of other vegetables yet few people as compared to population have vegetable gardens.
You can grow tobacco, brew your own beer or wine, yet people buy these products.
You can make your own cauliflower crust for pizza cheap or you can go buy pre-made, bread is easy to make how many people you know make their own bread?
The point is people pay for convenience. People pay for quality control.
DO you think cola's where such a big deal before Coca Cola and Pepsi made it such a big market?
Gatorade, was there a huge sports drink market before that?
ACB has its footholds in some of the major markets around the world already. Canada being the 1st major country to legalize cannabis.
CGC, APHQF, ACB and other major players are investing in plant genetics, sciences, technology advancements in growing, and being the first country to legalize allows these companies to do so much more, build out economies of scale, and then take that knowledge and expertise along with their growing revenues and war chests and expand in to other markets as they open up with a significant advantage.
It is not a revolutionary thing, but it is a brand new market.
A whole new world of opportunity and growth. More science and technology advancements are happening right now and over the next few years in the cannabis industry simply because they can now in the US, Canada, and everywhere else where medical cannabis is on the books.
Full recreational cannabis will only lead to more of the same.
ACB just happens to be the best positioned to take advantage of that with a complete vertical and horizontal integration across all aspects of this soon to be global industry. IMHO
