We are professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, and advocates united to build a strong and sustainable future for the cannabis industry.
MITA helps businesses stay informed, connected, and prepared to thrive by bridging the gap between manufacturers and brands, amplifying transparency, and advocating for thoughtful regulation across the United States.
The Marijuana Industry Trade Association (MITA) is a national network where the cannabis business community and the voice of the cannabis consumer intersect. MITA’s mission is to forge a more diverse and fair legal cannabis market where all economic groups and individuals can participate and thrive.
The organization’s role is to serve as a consortium for individuals, companies, and policymakers who share a common vision: to foster cannabis industry growth and opportunity.
MITA strives for the continued evolution of an industry through education, advocating for transparency, access, and the thoughtful regulation of programs throughout the United States of America.
Displaying the MITA medallion on your brand label, flower packaging, retail outlet, delivery service, etc. demonstrates your company’s commitment to the consumer and patient.
It shows a commitment to only supporting regulations advancing the free flow of commerce and safe access of medicine to the people of the emerging cannabis industry. MITA is a network of cannabis industry professionals and businesses focused on developing an inclusive and accessible industry.
MITA members will be asked to honor the Weisser Doctrine:
“Our brand pledges to not expend any resources, capital or time on supporting or lobbying for any policies, ordinances, laws or other regulations that interfere or limit the free trade and access of products throughout the United States of America.”
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