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“It’s about making sure that there’s actually a pathway for people who have been on the illicit market to actually get to be part of the real market," Shanel Lindsay said.
“It’s about making sure that there’s actually a pathway for people who have been on the illicit market to actually get to be part of the real market," Shanel Lindsay said.
WORCESTER For owner Ross Bradshaw, New Dia Cannabis Supply Co. is the antithesis of the typical retail marijuana shop.
First, it is not backed by a parent company with deep pockets. In fact, the only “parents” involved are Bradshaw’s particularly his father, Richard, who poured concrete, put up fencing and acted as a general contractor along with his son to get the shop ready.
Secondly, it is not vertically integrated, but is what Bradshaw calls “a playground” where more than a dozen different companies will peddle their product and develop their brands.
Third, and most importantly, it is owned by a local, minority business owner in an area disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs.