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northofsevenon Apr 12, 2019 4:01pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Niagara
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Niagara Is Alberta allowing for vertical integration in the cannabis industry?
The Alberta model has been designed with a number of safeguards in place to prevent monopolies and price fixing, including:
- Licensed producers that wish to open a retail store must establish that store as a separate company (from any other business of the applicant).
- Retail locations will be specialized stores.
- All retailers are subject to legislation and requirements around anti-competition, trade-practice and inducements.
- AGLC has the authority to establish a minimum price for retail should circumstances require it.
- No person(s) or entity can hold more than 15 per cent of retail cannabis licences in the province.
For example, a licensed producer who also owned a retail store would sell their product to AGLC and then purchase it back to supply their retail store.
Can a cannabis retailer provide door-to-door delivery?
No, retailers are not permitted to deliver cannabis.
THIS IS AGLC under frequently asked questions