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Company That Owns Northampton, Mass., Recreational Pot Shop Is Sold

New England Treatment Access is a medical and recreational marijuana store in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Sarah Crosby
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Daily Hampshire Gazette / gazettenet.com
New England Treatment Access in Northampton, Massachusetts.

A company that sells marijuana in Northampton and Brookline, Massachusetts, has been sold.

New England Treatment Access became one of the very first companies to sell recreational pot in the state when its store in Northampton opened in late November. 

NETA has agreed to be purchased by a company called Surterra Wellness, which operates medical marijuana dispensaries in Florida and Texas, and sells recreational marijuana in Las Vegas.

With some big players entering the marijuana market, NETA co-founder Kevin Fisher said it can be helpful to have a partner operating on a national scale.

"Surterra has the leadership that can help an organization grow and expand to the kind of scale that would make it tenable in the future in a hotly competitive space," he said. 

Fisher declined to say how much the deal is worth.

The state's Cannabis Control Commission would still have to OK the sale. 

Before joining New England Public Media, Alden was a producer for the CBS NEWS program 60 Minutes. In that role, he covered topics ranging from art, music and medicine to business, education and politics.
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