The Sinaloa Cartel is losing its marijuana business, and El Chapo's sons are going after the 'premium weed' market to make up for it

Dec 14 2022 by Business Insider

 
Seized marijuana bricks are incinerated in Guadalajara in March 2018.

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Over the past decade, a growing number of US states have legalized marijuana. The domestic production and sales that enables has eroded Mexican cartels' share of the US market. Mexico is also headed toward legalizing marijuana, and the Sinaloa Cartel sees an opportunity in it.

Culiacán, SINALOA — The Sinaloa Cartel wants to take back a business that had long belonged to it but has been...

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