Lord Jones

Lord Jones has shown a varied performance across different product categories and Canadian provinces. In Alberta, the brand maintained a strong presence in the concentrates category, despite a gradual decline from 7th to 15th place from September to December 2025. Sales figures reflect this downward trend, with a notable decrease in December. However, their edible products experienced a positive trajectory, climbing from 16th to 14th place over the same period, indicating a growing consumer preference for their edible offerings. Meanwhile, in the vapor pens category, Lord Jones did not make it into the top 30 until October, where they debuted at 77th place, eventually moving up to 70th in November before dropping off the list again in December, suggesting an inconsistent performance in this segment.

In British Columbia, Lord Jones had a fluctuating performance in the pre-roll category, initially ranked 55th in September, dropping to 75th in October, but recovering to 49th by December. This suggests a volatile market reaction or possible supply chain adjustments. On the other hand, their edible category showed resilience, with a notable absence in October but a return to the rankings in November at 19th, closing the year at 23rd. In Ontario, the brand maintained a steady presence in the concentrates category, holding a consistent ranking around the mid-30s throughout the last quarter of 2025. Interestingly, their edible products improved from 25th to 23rd, indicating a modest but positive reception among consumers. In Saskatchewan, Lord Jones entered the rankings in the edibles category in October at 11th, experiencing a slight decline to 14th by December, yet still maintaining a strong presence in this market segment.