The newly acquired dispensaries are located in Danbury, Vernon, and Montville. These locations, formerly known for serving both medical and recreational cannabis consumers, will now operate under the Budr banner. This expansion complements Budr’s existing operations in West Hartford, Tolland, Stratford, and Danbury’s east side.
Co-founder Carl Tirella Jr. emphasized the importance of this acquisition in Budr’s growth strategy. “Micro-cultivation is going to put us in control of our distribution,” Tirella stated, highlighting plans to establish a 10,000-square-foot cannabis production facility in either Danbury or Manchester. This move aims to enhance product quality and consistency across Budr’s retail outlets.
Budr’s expansion comes amid a challenging regulatory environment for cannabis retailers in Connecticut. The company has faced hurdles in opening new dispensaries, particularly in Stamford, where multiple applications have been denied or withdrawn due to zoning board decisions and community opposition. Despite these setbacks, Budr continues to pursue opportunities for growth and remains committed to providing quality cannabis products to consumers across the state.
As the cannabis industry in Connecticut evolves, Budr’s strategic acquisitions and focus on vertical integration position the company as a formidable competitor in the market. With plans for further expansion and a commitment to customer experience, Budr aims to solidify its status as a leading cannabis retailer in the region.
For more information on Budr Cannabis and its locations, visit their official website or contact their customer service team.
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