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Once associated largely with the black market, cannabis now basks in the glow of mainstream acceptance. It was a process that required innovation, ingenuity, and patience. As legal boundaries were pushed and shattered, business models were developed and fine-tuned, and technology, particularly digital and crypto currencies, played a crucial role.

With so much information about the critical role and impact cannabis has on our health and general well-being, everyone wants to know if it expires. Well, weed doesn't go bad the way your bottle of milk and other food items go bad, but it can be "moldy" sometimes. Moldy and old weed, when taken, may not lead to damaging health issues, but it can affect you if you have underlying health conditions. If you are 100% healthy, you will observe that it isn't as potent as when it was still fresh. Older weed also has a different feel, taste, and texture, making it quite unappealing to users. You wouldn't like such moldy weed hence the reason it is advised that you don't keep your weed for too long. So how long should you store your weed? how long does weed stay fresh? Read on to find out!

However – there is also an issue of packaging seeing that state regulators are asking for more strict packaging protocols which generate more plastic and paper waste. Only a few cannabis establishments have recycling options available – and this is also a missed opportunity for the industry.