Curaleaf removes marijuana from NY stores over potency labels, report says
Cannabis multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings has temporarily removed medical marijuana products from New York dispensaries after an issue regarding THC potency labeling.
How the marijuana industry can shift its focus away from THC potency
Marijuana customers around the world by and large shop based on one number: THC percentage.
Marijuana flower that doesn’t test above 20% THC often doesn’t make it on the shelf, and shoppers many times will pay a premium for flower that tests above 25% THC.
State AGs urge Congress to clamp down on ‘copycat’ marijuana edibles
Nearly two dozen state attorneys general from across the U.S. signed a letter to congressional leaders this week urging lawmakers to crack down on marijuana edibles brands that imitate popular mainstream candies.
Why the lack of research on cannabis for animals is harming pets
As cannabis becomes more mainstream to all consumers, so does its availability to companion animals. With so much confusion around cannabis, that’s a problem.
Inaccurate strain names, poor labeling hinder marijuana industry, study shows
Marijuana strain names are overly simplistic and labels inadequately depict the full range of cannabinoids and terpenes, according to a new study.
Minnesota lawmakers approve THC from hemp for adult use
Minnesota adults older than 21 will be able to buy intoxicating hemp-derived THC products in grocery and convenience stores under a bill that lawmakers approved late Sunday.
Opinion: Let the cannabis packaging sector lead the way out of an environmental tragedy
Reusable, eco-friendly cannabis packaging will be good public relations for the industry and an even bigger win for our environment.
