FDA warns hemp companies not to make CBD for animals
U.S. health authorities on Thursday ordered three hemp companies to stop marketing CBD products for animals, warning that the cannabinoid might not be safe for them or the food supply.
Wage-theft complaint snares Colorado CBD maker
A former employee at a Denver CBD manufacturing plant alleges that Kiss Nutraceuticals had employees working more than 50 hours a week without paying overtime.
British Columbia cannabis company planning CBD mall kiosks in US
Kelowna, British Columbia-based cannabis product manufacturer The Valens Co. plans to open kiosks to sell CBD in roughly 60 U.S. shopping malls.
Mississippi inks deal for platform to aid in medical cannabis application process
Mississippi signed a five-year agreement in which Texas-based Tyler Technologies will provide a platform to help state regulators process medical cannabis business applications and assorted registrations.
New Mexico cannabis firms prep for Texan shopping spree as adult-use sales launch
Cannabis businesses in eastern and southern New Mexico are counting on a stampede of Texans to supersize their sales when the state’s adult-use marijuana market launches Friday, but that opportunity might not last forever.
Texas hemp companies ask state’s high court to toss smokable-hemp ban
Four Texas hemp companies on Tuesday asked the state’s high court to throw out a statewide ban on smokable hemp and preserve their ability to peddle a product with booming demand.
New Mexico set to launch $400 million adult-use marijuana market likely to attract Texans
New Mexico is set to roll out the nation’s newest adult-use marijuana market on April 1, with a focus on providing plentiful opportunities to small local businesses in the first state to establish an adult-use industry next to Texas.
