Grön (pronounced grewn), a cannabis edibles brand, today announced it has launched its Pearls products in three new states: Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington.
The expansion announcement follows the company’s recent growth across four additional states (California, Colorado, Michigan and Nevada) in early September. Grön said it has seen growth in its sales and footprint in 2026 following the company’s partnership with parent company Wyld, which purchased Grön in December 2025. Grön Pearls, the company’s best-selling product line, separates itself from competitors with ratios between THC and select cannabinoids. Pearls will be available at dispensaries across each of the three new states effective immediately.
“The speed at which we’re able to now grow and introduce our brand and products to audiences that have been asking us to enter their markets is incredible, and is really a testament to how Grön and Wyld are maximizing the best of what both companies do,” said Draper Bender, president of Grön, in a statement. “These three markets, Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington have long been on our wishlist of places to establish a foothold in, and to be launching in all three is so exciting. We know that cannabis enthusiasts and consumers and patients who are new to the industry will love what we’re bringing to market and how we truly innovate with the consumer’s interest always as our first priority.”
Grön is recognized across the U.S. cannabis market as one of the most innovative, delicious and consistent edibles brands, with a product range that includes chocolates, gummies and now gummy-clusters. The full Grön portfolio includes the company’s heritage chocolate bars and chocolate Pips as well as the iconic MEGAs and newly launched PIXLZ, allowing for continued growth in these new markets.
Select Grön products, including MEGAs, Pearls, Pips, PIXLZ and chocolates, are already available across most dispensaries in Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, New York, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, with additional markets being introduced on a rolling basis.
