Valhalla Confections is an edibles brand owned by TerrAscend, the Toronto-based operator that runs The Apothecarium dispensaries. It was established in 2014 in connection with the California principals behind The Apothecarium, and it makes soft lozenges, gummies, troches and chocolates in small batches for New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The brand is bigger than its edibles now. Headset tracked Valhalla in 157 licensed dispensaries across six states in August 2026, with vapor pens at 51.49% of sales and edibles at 48.51%.
TerrAscend bought it with the Apothecarium stores
The ownership change closed on June 6, 2019. TerrAscend paid US$36.8 million in cash plus proportionate voting shares equal to 6.7 million of its common shares for a package that included three San Francisco Apothecarium dispensaries, two more retail locations and Valhalla Confections.
TerrAscend's announcement called Valhalla a manufacturer of cannabis-infused artisan edibles established in 2014, built on ingredients grown without chemical fertilizers, growth stimulants, antibiotics or pesticides. Ryan Hudson, then chief executive and co-founder of The Apothecarium, framed the deal around shared focus on education and community.
Soft lozenges, troches and chocolates
The official brand page, last updated April 14, 2026, is built around soft lozenges and gummies. The roster runs Blue Raspberry and Green Apple as indicas, Sweet Orange and Strawberry Lemonade as sativas, Sour Watermelon as a hybrid, plus Grape and Pineapple.
TerrAscend's brand directory widens that to gummies, soft lozenges, troches and chocolates, all handcrafted in small batches. Formats and names change by state, because every market gets product made under its own license. The page gates entry at 21 and over, or 18 with a medical recommendation where state rules allow it.
New Jersey first, then Pennsylvania and Maryland
Valhalla crossed the country on September 2, 2021, when TerrAscend launched its soft lozenges in New Jersey in Blue Raspberry, Sour Watermelon and Sweet Orange. They started exclusively at the Apothecarium stores in Maplewood and Phillipsburg.
TerrAscend executive chairman Jason Wild said at the time that "Valhalla has developed a strong consumer following in California." The brand now lists New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Headset's August 2026 count put 78 of its 157 doors in New Jersey, clustered in Atlantic City, Camden, Egg Harbor Township, Franklin Township and Newark.
Vapes now outsell the lozenges
The category split is the real 2026 story. Vapor pens took 51.49% of Valhalla's tracked August 2026 sales at an average price of $33.24, while edibles held 48.51% at $13.04. The catalog spans 131 SKUs at an $18.98 average.
Tracked sales rose 363.7% year over year. Maryland moved fastest: Headset ranked Valhalla No. 19 in Maryland vapor pens for August 2026, up from No. 65 in May 2026, and No. 19 in Maryland edibles. In New Jersey it sat at No. 11 in edibles and No. 30 in vapor pens. The indica Blue Raspberry soft lozenge 10-pack held the top spot in the brand's own catalog.
Sister brands, partner labels and a boxer's license
Valhalla shares the portfolio with Kind Tree, Legend, Ilera Healthcare and State Flower, which TerrAscend says runs the largest grow facility in San Francisco. Two outside names fill the rest of the shelf: Wana gummies in Maryland and Cookies flower, concentrates and vapes in Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Canada.
TerrAscend added another licensed name in 2026. It signed an exclusive deal for TYSON 2.0 in Maryland and Pennsylvania on November 25, 2025 and put the product on shelves on March 31, 2026, in the same two states where Valhalla does most of its business.
Where Valhalla ranks for TerrAscend in 2026
The stores carrying it hold their own. Citing LIT Alerts in its August 6, 2026 report, TerrAscend said five of its six Pennsylvania Apothecarium stores ranked among the top 15 in that state. Two of four Maryland stores ranked in the top 10, and all three New Jersey stores ranked in the top 25. Sister brand Kind Tree ranked No. 2 among Pennsylvania extracts in the March 2026 report.
TerrAscend reported on March 12, 2026 that Valhalla ranked No. 3 among Pennsylvania edibles, citing BDSA. Its August 6, 2026 second-quarter report still lists Valhalla among the brands it owns or licenses, alongside Kind Tree, Legend, State Flower, Ilera Healthcare, Cookies, Wana and Tyson 2.0.
The operator itself runs in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio and California, with 16 Apothecarium stores as of its second-quarter report and a fifth New Jersey location closing on September 16, 2026. Valhalla is the confectionery end of that machine, and in 2026 it is the vape shelf too.
For adults 21 and over.