Thailand Allowing Hospitals to Produce Cannabis-Based Medicines
Wed / Jul 29th
Thailand is allowing hospitals to produce traditional medicines that contain cannabis, as long as an expert in traditional Thai medicines is on duty to prepare them.
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Wed / Jul 29th
Thailand is allowing hospitals to produce traditional medicines that contain cannabis, as long as an expert in traditional Thai medicines is on duty to prepare them.
Wed / Jul 29th
A poll of New Jersey voters found that 68% of respondents plan to vote in favor of legalizing cannabis for adult use this November.
Tue / Jul 28th
The European Commission is considering labeling foods that contain hemp-derived CBD as “narcotic-related.” In the meantime, the commission has suspended applications for novel food products containing non-synthetic CBD.
Tue / Jul 28th
A new policy approved in France over the weekend will see police issue on-the-spot fines of €200 for drug use, particularly for cannabis.
Tue / Jul 28th
Voters in Portland, Maine will decide this November whether or not to remove the city’s cap on cannabis business licenses.
Mon / Jul 27th
Clint Eastwood is suing a host of CBD companies for allegedly using his name and likeness to promote their products without his permission.
Mon / Jul 27th
The City College of San Francisco has announced a two-year cannabis studies degree starting this fall; the degree program is based on three courses: Introduction to Cannabis, Anthropology of Cannabis, and Psychology of Psychoactive Drugs.
Mon / Jul 27th
Lume Cannabis Company in Michigan has partnered with the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians to open a new retail cannabis dispensary on tribal lands.
Fri / Jul 24th
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Shaleen Title says she is starting to feel “embarrassed” by inequities in the state’s cannabis industry.
Fri / Jul 24th
Curaleaf has successfully completed its acquisition of Grassroots to become the largest vertically-integrated cannabis operator in the country.
Fri / Jul 24th
Four New Mexico medical cannabis brands are accusing the state of adopting “arbitrary and capricious” rules, some of which appear to be copy-pasted from other states including a testing requirement for mycotoxins which have never been found in New Mexico-grown cannabis.
Thu / Jul 23rd
New research by Israeli firms Eybna and CannaSoul Analytics suggests that a combination of CBD and terpenes might be effective against the deadly cytokine storms that are symptomatic of COVID-19.
Thu / Jul 23rd
CW Nevada has received a $1.25 million fine from the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board following multiple alleged violations, including selling untested and unregistered cannabis products.
Thu / Jul 23rd
Anti-cannabis activists in Arizona are suing to prevent the state’s voter initiative to legalize adult-use cannabis from appearing on the November ballot, arguing that the petition summary didn’t give voters the full picture.
Wed / Jul 22nd
Federal investigators with the FBI and DEA have partnered with Maine State Police to investigate two companies operating in the cannabis space.
Wed / Jul 22nd
While felony cannabis arrests have dropped in California since legalization took effect, the troubling trend of enforcement being prioritized against minority communities has continued.
Wed / Jul 22nd
The FDA has opened public comments for new preliminary guidance from the agency for cannabis pharmaceutical research.
Tue / Jul 21st
With the opening of a new congressional year, Colombia’s opposition party has introduced legislation to decriminalize cocaine and regulate the drug’s production.
Tue / Jul 21st
A proposal from the California Assembly would levy civil fines up to $30,000 per day to anyone who provides building space, advertising platforms, and other services to unlicensed cannabis operators.
Tue / Jul 21st
The ACLU has uncovered data showing that Latinx people in Maricopa County, Arizona receive on average harsher punishments for simple cannabis possession than Black or white people.
Tue / Jul 21st
Plans for a cannabis-friendly campground in Michigan have been shut down by officials as a safety threat because the proposed space currently lacks “sanitary or potable water facilities.”
Mon / Jul 20th
New research from the University of California, Irvine has determined that cannabis is a safe and potentially effective treatment for the chronic pain associated with sickle cell disease.
Mon / Jul 20th
The USDA has officially approved Minnesota’s hemp cultivation program; the final regulations are unchanged from the state’s 2016 pilot program.
Mon / Jul 20th
Full-spectrum hemp oil brand Synchronicity has become the first CBD company to land a partnership with the United Soccer League.
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