Canada proposes common cannabis excise stamp, easing regulatory burden for Village Farms

• Canada's Budget 2026 proposes a common cannabis excise duty stamp, a reform advocated by Village Farms.
• Effective January 1, 2028, the measure would reduce unique stamps from 13 to six for provinces and territories sharing excise duty rates.
• Other jurisdictions with Coordinated Cannabis Taxation Agreements would be invited to adopt the common stamp.
• The company expects the reform to reduce regulatory complexity, supply chain delays and costs.

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