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Market Insights Snapshot
In Alberta, 7 Acres has demonstrated notable progress in the Flower category, moving from rank 68 in September to 54 by December 2025. This upward trajectory is indicative of a growing market presence and increasing consumer preference for their flower products. Conversely, the Pre-Roll category has seen a decline, dropping from rank 53 to 60 over the same period, suggesting potential challenges or increased competition in this segment. In Vapor Pens, despite a drop in October, the brand managed to recover and maintain a stable position around rank 50 by December. This mixed performance across categories in Alberta highlights the brand's resilience and adaptability in a competitive market.
In British Columbia, the Flower category experienced fluctuations, with 7 Acres dropping from rank 35 in September to 59 in December. This decline suggests potential market challenges or shifting consumer preferences. Interestingly, the Pre-Roll category showed some recovery, improving from a low rank of 60 in October to 56 by December. The Vapor Pens category held steady at rank 60 for November and December, indicating a consistent yet modest market presence. In Ontario, 7 Acres faced challenges in the Flower category, slipping from rank 74 to 90, and was absent from the top 30 in Pre-Rolls after September, highlighting areas for potential growth or reevaluation. Meanwhile, in Saskatchewan, the brand's brief appearance at rank 11 in Concentrates during October suggests a strong but perhaps fleeting market impact in that category.
Competitive Landscape
In the competitive landscape of the Pre-Roll category in British Columbia, 7 Acres has experienced fluctuating rankings over the last few months of 2025. Starting at 42nd place in September, 7 Acres saw a decline to 60th in October, before recovering slightly to 51st in November and ending December at 56th. This volatility contrasts with competitors like BLKMKT, which also experienced a drop from 46th to 78th in October but managed to stabilize around 57th by December. Meanwhile, Sticky Greens showed a more consistent performance, missing the top 20 in October but ranking 54th by December. Dymond Concentrates 2.0 demonstrated a strong upward trend, starting outside the top 20 in September and reaching 53rd by December. SUPER TOAST also faced challenges, missing the top 20 in October and ending at 59th in December. These dynamics suggest that while 7 Acres is facing stiff competition, there is potential for improvement by analyzing the strategies of brands like Dymond Concentrates 2.0, which have shown growth in the same period.

Notable Products
In December 2025, Jack Haze Pre-Roll 2-Pack (1g) maintained its top position as the best-selling product for 7 Acres, with a sales figure of 17,143 units. White Widow Pre-Roll 2-Pack (1g) rose to the second spot, showing an improvement from its previous third place in November. Blue Dream Live Resin Liquid Diamonds Disposable (0.95g) secured the third position, consistent with its upward trend from fourth in November. White Widow Pre-Roll 7-Pack (3.5g) dropped to fourth place after being second in October and November. Jack Haze Live Resin Liquid Diamonds Disposable (0.95g) re-entered the rankings at fifth place, indicating a resurgence in popularity since it was unranked in the previous months.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.







