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DEA prevails in hemp extract fight that one judge calls ‘ridiculous’
Low-THC hemp extracts become illegal marijuana the moment they exceed o.3% THC, a federal appeals court ruled, dismissing a pair of lawsuits challenging a 2020 rule from the U.S. Drug Enforcement…
News June 13Canada’s ‘cannabis strategy table’ offers chance for tax, regulatory reforms
Canadian marijuana insiders say a new federal "cannabis strategy table" bringing together industry leaders and government officials will be an opportunity to discuss key concerns such as excise taxes, marketing…
News June 133 Missouri medical marijuana companies settle with state, agree to divest licenses
Three licensed medical marijuana companies in Missouri agreed to surrender four business licenses they hold as part of a settlement with state regulators.
News June 13CBD foods get early look from Thai firms anticipating cannabis changes
The largest private company in Thailand has its eyes on CBD foods as the nation decriminalizes marijuana and hemp.
News June 10Alabama aims to accept medical marijuana license applications by fall
Prospective Alabama medical marijuana companies might be able to start applying for a variety of licenses in the fall, with sales slated to start as soon as next spring, according…
News June 10EU pause on CBD won’t affect thousands of products on UK shelves – for now
British health regulators say that thousands of CBD products currently on store shelves in the United Kingdom aren't in immediate danger of removal because European Union officials are delaying plans…
News June 10Marijuana banking could pass this year with criminal expungement, reports say
The passage of federal cannabis banking reform is considered possible this year, provided it's combined with an existing marijuana expungement bill, according to published reports.
News June 10Massachusetts cannabis companies paid $50M-plus in community fees since 2018
Massachusetts cannabis companies have paid almost $53 million in "impact" fees to cities and towns in the state since adult-use sales started in 2018.
News June 10North Carolina medical marijuana legalization effort likely done for 2022
A bill passed by the North Carolina Senate to legalize medical marijuana is likely doomed after the state House backed a competing bill that would permit cannabis products to be…
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