International Marijuana Business News – U.S. Territories & Caribbean
U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a comprehensive marijuana legalization bill into law this week, forming the legal foundation for the territory’s adult-use and medical cannabis industry.
Google Ads will no longer ban all hemp and CBD advertising in California, Colorado and Puerto Rico, but there continue to be limitations to marketers.
A veto-proof majority of lawmakers in the U.S. Virgin Islands voted to send an adult-use marijuana measure to the desk of Gov. Albert Bryan.
The United Kingdom instructed the governor of Bermuda to reject the island nation’s pending cannabis law on the basis that it breaches international obligations set out in United Nations drug-control treaties.
The U.S. island territory of Guam will kick off its adult-use cannabis licensing process at the end of next month, making applications available for marijuana entrepreneurs who must be vetted before they’ll be allowed to submit business permit applications.
Lakisha Jenkins isn’t one to seek the spotlight, though it’s difficult to find another longtime cannabis industry insider who’s more deserving of one.
In America, well over nine out of 10 inhabitants live in a place where marijuana is legal to some degree.
