News / Clouds fog cannabis shipments, causing headache for carriers

20/09/2019

Cannabis flies, but legal uncertainties continue to hold back many carriers.

Since Canada legalised the recreational use of cannabis a year ago, the commodity has taken off – literally. Airfreight use is booming, led by traffic out of an 800,000 sq ft production facility located right on Edmonton International Airport.

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