Pink Fox, One of DC's Original I-71 Shops, Is Getting Out of the Gray Market

The longtime business got a license to manufacture edibles for medical dispensaries. Will other DC"gifting" concerns do the same thing?

That means another big change, says Mark Nagib, the former lobbyist who’s Pink Fox’s CEO and creative director: “Unfortunately, we will be closing the doors as far as I-71 is concerned,” he tells“It’s my personal opinion that a lot of us will be closing our doors in the new year.”By “us,” Nagib means other I-71 businesses, which face a crackdown if they don’t apply for a medical license. For Nagib, his business’s new status means a lot fewer headaches.

In my opinion, we do need some regulation, we do need some guidance, we do need some oversight,” he says.

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