Outdated state regulations are stifling the cannabis industry
A comprehensive reset of state regulations is essential to unlock the full potential of the burgeoning cannabis market.
A comprehensive reset of state regulations is essential to unlock the full potential of the burgeoning cannabis market.
Health Canada has updated regulations governing the nation’s cannabis operators to address industry challenges while keeping intact public health and safety standards.
The Georgia hemp industry was tasked with the dual challenge of navigating a hurricane and new regulations governing allowable products over the past week.
Japan released long-awaited guidance for CBD manufacturers after amending the Cannabis Control Act to include strict THC limits for CBD products.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday issued emergency regulations for intoxicating products derived from hemp.
China is shifting its regulations on CBD production that could lead to legalized production in the East Asia country, according to a memo from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The cannabis industry’s outsized impact on the environment – especially high energy and water use – increasingly is catching the attention of regulators, and some states are developing marijuana-specific environmental regulations in response.
If the Japanese government implements proposed THC limits, more than 90% of CBD products currently on the market will fail to meet the standards.
Illinois lawmakers ended this legislative session Wednesday without addressing medical marijuana expansion or regulations for hemp products.
Marijuana operators, other stakeholders and the general public in Delaware have until June 3 to weigh in on a litany of proposed business rules and regulations related to the rollout of adult-use sales next year.
Maine is ushering in new marijuana regulations that will make shopping at cannabis retailers more akin to liquor stores.
New cannabis laws and regulations went into effect Monday in Colorado addressing online sales, intoxicating hemp products, testing and hospitality.