The U.S. cannabis industry is growing at an incredibly fast rate and bursting with opportunity for shrewd long-term investors. A number of pot stocks have reported double- or even triple-digit balance sheet gains during the pandemic and surged to new all-time highs in the process. And it's not too late for new investors to seize on the upside potential these top marijuana stocks have to offer.

Today, we're going to take a look at two such companies that have built on a strong track record of growth throughout the pandemic and have plenty of growth left for investors to tap into. 

Let's jump right in. 

Brightfield Releases New CBD Report

Cannabis and CBD consumer data analytics company, The Brightfield Group, is announcing the release of their newest report analyzing the CBD market in 2020 and laying out their predictions for 2021. Some key information from the report includes: 

Move over, nutrition facts – food companies and consumer packaged goods manufacturers are adding carbon-footprint labels to their products in an effort to be transparent about their environmental impact. Now hemp and marijuana companies are considering whether to jump on a trend experts say will intensify as governments double down on climate goals.

President Biden pledged last week to cut U.S. greenhouse gas pollution in half by 2030.

Lumber has been one of the most common building materials in construction for a very long time.

It is not the most popular building material on earth, as that distinction goes to concrete. However, wood is still very popular and has been for centuries.

Houses, wagons, bridges, and a number of other things have been made out of wood in many different countries throughout the world both historically and currently.

Unfortunately, prices for lumber have increased exponentially this year, which may ultimately prove to be a blessing to the global hemp industry.

Ever since Marijuana became legal for recreational use in Ontario back on October 17th, 2018, the number of weed delivery services keeps growing steadily every year. Today, there are dozens of businesses you can call to order the highest-quality buds directly to your location.

However, not all available Cannabis Ontario stores offer the same quality of weed or delivery. That’s why you should do some research before you order your next batch. So, if you ever find yourself in Hamilton, Ontario, and if you want to get some great weed at affordable prices, the following ten websites are an excellent choice.

The results of the 2020 election in the United States touched off a wave of enthusiasm among Canadian cannabis companies looking to cash in on business opportunities south of the border.

With the Democrats retaining their majority in the House of Representatives while picking up control of the Senate and the White House, it appeared to casual observers that full federal legalization could be just around the corner. This is still possible, but it is by no means certain.

Fortunately, there are plenty of opportunities within the legal hemp-derived CBD space for companies looking to expand their presence south of the border.

Canopy Growth Corporation (TSX: WEED) (NASDAQ: CGC), a world-leading diversified cannabis, CBD and vaporization device company announced the appointment of Martha Stewart as the company’s official strategic advisor. In this new role, Martha will expand upon her existing relationship with the company, leveraging her vast knowledge of product development and branding expertise, to provide the company with dedicated counsel ranging from product innovation to format development and strategic partnerships.

Canadian Cannabis Stocks As May Progresses

Are you looking at top marijuana stocks to invest in this week? At the current time, the best cannabis stocks to buy have seen declines in market value since February. Although market performance has been on the decline, this drop in the cannabis sector could produce future gains for new investors. In Canada, cannabis companies continue to establish some form of entry into the US market.

All outdoor cannabis crops have the potential to be destroyed by one or two of the various problems lurking in the wilderness, unlike indoor growing where plants are protected. In checking on the crop, make sure to keep an eye on the little details that will spell trouble later. There are a few different things to look for:

The results of the 2020 election in the United States touched off a wave of enthusiasm among Canadian cannabis companies looking to cash in on business opportunities south of the border.

With the Democrats retaining their majority in the House of Representatives while picking up control of the Senate and the White House, it appeared to casual observers that full federal legalization could be just around the corner. This is still possible, but it is by no means certain.

Fortunately, there are plenty of opportunities within the legal hemp-derived CBD space for companies looking to expand their presence south of the border.