Who would have ever guessed that Martha Stewart and Snoop Doggy Dogg’s brownie moment would be the harbinger of massive careers for both in the cannabis industry? Stewart just joined her infamous co-host in partnering with Canopy Growth Corp., one of Canada’s biggest weed corporations. Through her parent company Sequential Brands Group Inc., Stewart will be helping Canopy to develop a line of CBD products, starting with remedies for animal companions.
In a press release announcing the new partnership, Stewart said she was eager to share with the Ontario company the knowledge she’s “gained after years of experience in the subject of living.”
Canopy supplies one-third of the country’s 250,000 medical marijuana patients, according to some sources. It was also the first cannabis company to enter the New York Stock Exchange, and has announced several high profile partnerships in addition to Stewart and her pet aids. Last spring, the company gained exclusive rights to the bud line of Stewart’s mogul, Leaves By Snoop.
Snoop and Martha have long been a favorite pop culture pairing, ever since the emcee made a 2008 appearance on Stewart’s TV show to make mashed potatoes while they talked about Snoop’s then-upcoming Christmas album. A surprising rapport was uncovered and a few years later, Snoop reappeared on the show for an ahead-of-its-time weed brownie episode. Today, they head a weekly celebrity cooking show, and—apparently—trade pointers on business trajectories.
Weed insiders will tell you the two have thrown in their lot with an industry leader. In August, Corona beer parent company Constellation Brands invested $4 billion into Canopy Growth Corp., and the cannabis company began 2019 by announcing its imminent expansion into the States with a $100 to $150 million mega-facility slated to open up in New York.
The addition of Stewart seems to …
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Author: Caitlin Donohue / High Times
