Denver Creates a Marijuana Group to Advise on Equity and Licensing Policies
The new group will consider whether Denver should allow cannabis deliveries and how the local sector can better involve those from communities disproportionately harmed by marijuana prohibition.
Amid the Coronavirus Lockdown, Cannabis Sales Were Down This 4/20
Although more marijuana was legally purchased in the US during the unofficial holiday period than the week prior, revenue was still lower than figures seen in previous years.
Lebanon Legalizes Medical Cannabis Cultivation
Although cannabis has a long history of being openly cultivated in some regions of Lebanon, the practice was still strictly prohibited.
Testing Costs Account for 10% of Legal Cannabis Prices in California, Study Finds
The cost of destroying cannabis that fails such tests makes up the biggest share of this testing expense.
AOAC Approves Method for Measuring THC in Hemp
The validation will now let labs evaluate hemp for THC on a dry-weight basis, as required by the 2018 Farm Bill.
Cannabis Use Makes Young Brains More Sensitive to Cocaine, Finds Rodent Study
The findings reveal a new interplay between the two drugs that has never previously been observed, say the scientists.
California Launches $30 Million Cannabis Equity Fund
Cannabis entrepreneurs from communities disproportionately impacted by cannabis criminalization will soon be able to apply to their local jurisdictions for the grant.
Oregon Authorities Will Now Randomly Test Cannabis Products
The new tests are in response to the recent vaping crisis.
Mile High Labs Submits European Novel Food Application for CBD Products
The submission is the first from a member of the Association for the Cannabinoid Industry, a leading CBD industry body in the UK.
