# Remembering Doc & Yeti Cannabis: A Farewell to a Washington Grower
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Subtitle: Honoring Doc & Yeti Cannabis, a Tumwater producer whose story remains part of Washington's cannabis history.
Remembering Doc & Yeti Cannabis
Washington's cannabis industry has seen countless changes since recreational sales began in 2014. Along the way, independent growers helped build the foundation of the marketplace we know today.
Doc & Yeti Cannabis was one of those growers.
Based in Tumwater, Washington, Doc & Yeti was part of the state's regulated cannabis industry, contributing to the selection of locally cultivated products available to adult consumers.
Now that Doc & Yeti has permanently closed, we want to recognize the company and the people who helped bring its products to market.
A Part of Washington's Cannabis History
Operating a cannabis cultivation business in Washington has never been simple. From navigating regulations and maintaining production facilities to managing changing wholesale prices, growers face challenges that many consumers never see.
Doc & Yeti participated in an industry that was still finding its footing.
Behind every harvest were the responsibilities of cultivation, processing, packaging, and meeting Washington's regulatory requirements.
The People Behind the Brand
When a cannabis brand disappears from dispensary shelves, it's easy to focus on the products that are no longer available.
But every brand represents people.
Growers, processors, production teams, delivery drivers, and sales representatives all contribute to getting cannabis products from cultivation facilities into retail stores.
The closing of a cannabis business represents the end of that particular chapter, but it doesn't erase the work that went into building it.
Saying Goodbye to Doc & Yeti
At Seattle Cannabis Co., we believe the brands that helped shape Washington's cannabis marketplace deserve to be remembered.
Doc & Yeti was part of an important period in the state's cannabis history, and its contributions remain part of the larger story of Washington-grown cannabis.
Thank you to everyone who helped make Doc & Yeti possible.
Your chapter in Washington cannabis history won't be forgotten.
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*For adults 21 and older. Consume cannabis responsibly.*
