Virginia medical groups urge gov to sign delta-8 THC bill
Medical groups in Virginia are asking the governor to sign a bill as writtenĀ that adds new restrictions to hemp-derived products in the state.
Medical groups in Virginia are asking the governor to sign a bill as writtenĀ that adds new restrictions to hemp-derived products in the state.
The Virginia Cannabis Association (VCA) wants the state’s recently passed delta-8 THC bill to be amended because it is too restrictive and could hurt the local hemp industry.
Virginia lawmakers approved tough new restrictions on products containing the controversial hemp-derived cannabinoid delta-8 THC.
Nalu Bio, a producer of synthetic cannabinoids, said it raised $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Intrinsic Capital Partners, a Pennsylvania-based investment firm focused on life science and technology businesses in the legal marijuana and hemp industries.
Lawmakers in West Virginia are proposing a ban on products containing delta-8 THC.
Thereās a growing push in Washington DC for lawmakers to consider marijuana reform during discussions about the next Farm Bill.
Phoenix-based hemp and CBD retail and distribution company 1606 Corp. raised up to $20 million through an equity financing agreement with GHS Investments.