Consumers in Middlesex county now have another option to access cannabis. Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary has began serving adult-use customers at their 630 Worcester Rd. Location. Focus on affordable pricing has helped this retailor stand out among local competitors.

The Ins & Outs

The retail space that Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary calls home has been completely transformed. The once lackluster brick face is now an eye-catching pattern of off-white stone and concrete. The business tastefully indicates its presence using a subtle blue sign with the brand’s name written in script.

The inside of Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary is inviting and modern. To set the tone, a large art piece is displayed that abstractly depicts everyone’s favorite leaves in bright colors. Educational infographics are built into the product displays – creating an informative shopping experience. Multiple points of purchase with dividers ensure quick and private transactions

Trail Blazers

Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary to be receive a license to sell adult-use cannabis in the town. This location is set to be one of first three locations for this ambitious cannabis brand. The next is coming soon in nearby Newton and another is planned for Allston. Like other Massachusetts dispensaries with multiple locations, Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary will be able to offer consumers a larger and more diverse inventory than single-store operations. When you get a chance to visit Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary, you can expect to find an impressive variety of top-shelf whole-bud cannabis flower, concentrates, infused edibles and specialty products.

Giving Back

Locals and Framingham city officials are excited receive tax revenue from the newly legal cash-crop. All cannabis dispensaries in Massachusetts are required to pay 3% of their total gross back to their community. Jim Haddain of the Metro West Daily News reports that Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary estimates they will generate enough sales to contribute $1.2 million to the city in just their first year of operation. It is likely that that Framingham will impose an additional 3% impact fee on Union Twist’s Framingham dispensary if they are the first marijuana business to open in the city – doubling the previously mentioned figure to $2.4 million. This subsidy is hoped to make the addition of this cannabis venture to the local business landscape more palatable for Framingham residents who generally oppose cannabis use.

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