Florida Senate Passes Hemp Bill Without THC Caps
Tue / May 2nd
Lawmakers in the Florida Senate have passed a hemp regulations proposal that includes no THC caps for products sold in the state. The bill moves next to the House for consideration.
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Tue / May 2nd
Lawmakers in the Florida Senate have passed a hemp regulations proposal that includes no THC caps for products sold in the state. The bill moves next to the House for consideration.
Mon / May 1st
The Texas House approved a cannabis decriminalization proposal last week, reducing penalties for possession up to an ounce. The bill moves next to the Senate, which rejected similar legislation in 2019 and 2021.
Mon / May 1st
Lawmakers in the Minnesota Senate narrowly approved an adult-use cannabis legalization bill last week on a 34-33 party-line vote.
Mon / May 1st
Canada-based INCA Renewable Technologies, which manufactures natural fiber composites, has secured $40 million in funding toward new hemp-related projects.
Fri / Apr 28th
Multiple Harlem-based businesses together filed a lawsuit this week that seeks to prevent the opening of a planned adult-use dispensary in the area.
Fri / Apr 28th
Georgia officials issued licenses this week for the state’s first five medical cannabis dispensaries.
Fri / Apr 28th
A recent survey of Maine’s medical cannabis industry found that more than 1,350 caregivers have left the program since the end of 2021.
Thu / Apr 27th
Bipartisan lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate reintroduced the SAFE Banking Act this week, which seeks to normalize banking services for state-licensed cannabis companies.
Thu / Apr 27th
A recent survey found about one-third of New Jersey adults have used cannabis products since the state’s adult-use legalization reforms took effect about a year ago.
Thu / Apr 27th
Arkansas medical cannabis sales during the first quarter of 2023 were up about 7% compared to the same time period last year.
Thu / Apr 27th
Colorado announced the launch of its statewide Cannabis Business Loan Program, established through a partnership between NuProject and the administration of Gov. Jared Polis (D).
Wed / Apr 26th
The California Department of Cannabis Control this week announced the awarding of $20 million in cannabis research grants. The grants will fund studies investigating medical cannabis, cannabis cultivation, cannabis industry regulations, and more.
Wed / Apr 26th
The Minnesota House voted this week to legalize adult-use cannabis; the Senate is expected to take up its own version of the legislation on Friday.
Wed / Apr 26th
Lawmakers in Louisiana’s House Criminal Justice Committee this week voted 9-4 to reject a bill to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state.
Tue / Apr 25th
A second person has pleaded guilty to a bribery scheme between would-be cannabis operators and the former head of the Michigan Medical Marihuana Licensing Board.
Tue / Apr 25th
A lawsuit filed in federal court by an Arkansas medical cannabis patient alleges that the state’s cannabis testing labs are inflating THC levels in cannabis products in order to inflate prices.
Tue / Apr 25th
A recent study by the National Association of Realtors found that legal cannabis companies are far more likely to rent than purchase real estate for their operations.
Mon / Apr 24th
Adult-use cannabis is now legal in Delaware after Gov. John Carney (D) allowed the state’s legalization proposals to become law without his signature on Sunday.
Mon / Apr 24th
U.S. Rep Brian Mast (R-FL) filed a proposal last week that would end the prohibition of firearm sales to cannabis consumers who are living in states with legal cannabis programs.
Mon / Apr 24th
Licensed cannabis growers in Oklahoma are now required to hold a $50,000 bond before their operations can begin; the bond can be recalled to fund any necessary remediation if the grow site is later abandoned or shut down by the state.
Fri / Apr 21st
Cookies CEO Berner responded to a recent lawsuit targeting himself and several other Cookies executives, calling the allegations — which accuse the company’s leadership of “pervasive self-dealing” and allege a pattern of personal benefits and kickbacks — “extremely false, harmful damaging claims.”
Fri / Apr 21st
A recent poll found that a 53% majority of Americans believe that openly consuming cannabis is socially acceptable.
Fri / Apr 21st
A recent study found that nematode worms prefer high-calorie foods while under the influence of cannabis, similar to how humans can get the munchies from consuming cannabis.
Fri / Apr 21st
The open and outdoor cultivation of industrial hemp in West Virginia plummeted nearly 50% from 2021 to 2022, according to USDA data.
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