High Grade

High Grade has shown a varied performance across different categories and states, with notable movements in rankings that are worth highlighting. In Arizona, the brand's Concentrates category experienced a positive trajectory, moving from 24th in July to 16th in August, though it slightly dipped to 19th in September before climbing back to 17th in October. This indicates a resilient market presence with some fluctuations. However, in the Pre-Roll category, High Grade did not maintain a top 30 position in October, falling to 33rd, which might be a concern for the brand's market strategy in this segment. Meanwhile, the Flower category saw a decline from 8th in July to 12th in both August and October, despite a temporary rise to 5th in September, suggesting potential challenges in sustaining high rankings in this competitive category.

In Michigan, High Grade's performance in the Concentrates category demonstrated a downward trend, starting at 59th place in July and falling to 84th by October. This consistent decline might indicate a need for strategic adjustments to regain market share in this state. Despite the overall drop, the brand's sales figures in Arizona's Concentrates category in August were notably strong, reaching $59,215, showcasing a peak in performance amidst the fluctuations. The absence of High Grade from the top 30 in Michigan highlights a significant gap in their market penetration, which could be an area of focus for future growth. These insights provide a snapshot of High Grade's market dynamics, reflecting both their strengths and areas for improvement across different regions and categories.