Launching a feature that lets users pre-order cannabis, Uber Eats has made its first inroads into the cannabis market via a partnership with Tokyo Smoke in Ontario, Canada. As recreational use continues to boom, Uber says this means users can purchase weed in a safe way, in keeping with laws.

As the consumption of cannabis moves from a fringe practice into everyday use, Apple has lifted its ban on its store and allowed shoppable apps to be included. With cannabis catering to a diverse set of needs, people are looking for an easy way to access different products.

The legalization of marijuana in Canada and several US states has sparked a boom in ‘canna-tourism’. However, restrictions on where people can light up are making it difficult for visitors to partake. PotRentals caters to this crowd with a collection of weed-friendly accommodations and experiences.

As the legalization movement has destigmatized marijuana use across the US, weed-centric start-ups, lifestyle brands, and media companies have flourished. And while cannabis culture is nothing new, the modern iteration of it, which incorporates health and a high-end aesthetic, certainly is.