The French Dispatch: A European Perspective on Hemp Regulation
A European pioneer in cannabis cultivation, France alone grows around 40 percent of the continent’s hemp. Yet the country’s strict regulations prohibit many of its products.
AOAC Opens Call for Cannabis Edible Testing Methods
If approved, the technique could become an official AOAC reference method for cannabinoid quantification.
California Has Raised $1 Billion in Cannabis Tax
In the two years since legalizing recreational use, $1.03 billion has been raised from the state’s cannabis excise, cultivation, and business taxes.
Are Biocontrol Solutions a Useful Tool for Cannabis Cultivators?
By avoiding the use of pesticides, some experts say, farmers may find their crops grow more vigorously.
Less Than a Third of UK Consumers Are Confident in CBD Labelling, Poll Finds
But, in a positive sign for the industry’s oversight, 74 percent of respondents said they supported recently announced regulatory measures.
How Will Coronavirus Affect the Cannabis Industry?
The global spread of COVID-19 is set to cause widespread disruption to businesses, education systems, and public events around the world – and the legal cannabis industry will be no exception.
Why Was the UN’s Vote on Rescheduling Cannabis Delayed?
Considering the deep divisions between governments over rescheduling cannabis, a forced vote may actually have led to a negative result.
UK's Health Service Urged to Consider New Medical Cannabis Guidance
The Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society says that medical cannabis is being unfairly denied to British patients.
California Lab Finds Nearly 80% Of Illicit Cannabis Vape Cartridges Are 'Unfit For Consumption'
Analysts from Infinite Chemical Analysis Labs found that 62 percent of illicit cartridges failed for pesticides and almost 40 percent failed for lead.
