Jesse Pitts served nine months in jail for marijuana crimes. Now he is the co-founder and CEO of Trade Roots, Massachusetts’ first social equity cannabis business to get licenses for selling, cultivating and manufacturing marijuana. Pitts joined Jim Braude to discuss his business and the state’s social equity program.
The state Cannabis Control Commission last week issued licenses to three Wareham marijuana businesses. At the Cannabis Control Commission’s Jan. 20 meeting, Trade Roots received a final retail license. Delivery company Doobie received a provisional license, as did Aspen Blue,
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission awards Trade Roots a final retail license to go along with Trade Roots’ final cultivation and product manufacturing licenses. Adds two executive officers to further Trade Roots’ growth and achievement of strategic objectives
After nearly four years, the owners of Trade Roots will soon be able to begin cultivating and manufacturing marijuana products, and they hope to open the retail side of the business later this summer. The company, co-owned by Wareham native Jesse Pitts and Carl Giannone
WAREHAM – Look at the oil industry, Trade Roots’ Carl Giannone says as he leads a tour through the 16,600-square-foot, cutting-edge cannabis facility on track to open in March at 6 Thatcher Lane with Wareham partner Jesse Pitts.
Jesse Pitts’ first brush with business ownership was up-selling penny candy in grade school. When the school got word, it banned his means of income, and instead, set up its own candy store. Candy turned into marijuana by the eighth
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