The Vermont Cannabis Convention Is Back In Burlington To Boost Local Cannabis Trade

Jun 22, 2022

The 3rd Annual Cannabis Convention is being held in Burlington, Vermont on June 25-26, 2022, for the cannabis trading community in the area. Operating since 2014, NECANN events are one of the largest cannabis events that are constantly expanding. The NECANN events attract a huge number of members from the Hemp, MMJ and Cannabis industries.  The success and the ever-growing network base of the NECANN events are attributed to:

  • the organizers who dedicatedly put together the event for the benefit of the cannabis trading communities
  • the exhibitors who enrich the events with their new and innovative ideas and products
  • the attendees who make these 2-day events such a huge success

Vermont became the 11th state to regulate adult-use cannabis sales, and the second state to do it through legislation rather than a voter initiative. Beginning in the fall of 2022, the cannabis retail market in Vermont is expected to start trading. The Vermont Cannabis Convention unites thought leaders of the…

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To learn more, please visit https://necann.com/vermont/.

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