Cannabis Policy
New Jersey, Arizona, Montana and South Dakota All Vote to Legalize Recreational Cannabis
Before the 2020 US election, 11 states had access to legal adult-use cannabis. Thanks to voter support, that figure will jump to 15.
The View From Europe: Is Cannabis Regulation on the Way?
Despite the failure of the German Bundestag to back greater reform in the last week of October, both legislative and legal changes elsewhere have progressed the overall cannabis discussion in Europe significantly, writes Marguerite Arnold.
Not One Arizona Cannabis Lab is Fully Certified, Despite New Law
A new Arizona law requires all legal cannabis to pass a series of tests from an approved lab. But, so far, no state cannabis lab has been fully certified to provide every test.
New Zealand Won’t Be Legalizing Recreational Cannabis, According to Provisional Referendum Results
The result isn’t final, as nearly 500,000 “special” votes have yet to be counted.
The UK's Cannabis Industry and the Value of Good PR
Kajal Shah explains why the UK's cannabis industry is in need of good PR campaigns.
European Parliament Votes to Increase Hemp’s THC Limit to 0.3%
If further approved, the change would bring the EU’s THC limit in line with those in the US and Canada.
UK Cannabis Clinic Now Offers Products at a More Affordable Price Than the Illicit Market
Treatment through one of the seven Sapphire Medical Clinics located across the UK can now cost less than £5 per day.
The UK Needs Greater Access to Medical Cannabis, And That Can Start With R&D
The UK needs a science-led cannabis industry based around clinical trials and data, writes Robin Emerson, head of corporate social responsibility at Brains Bioceutical.
Missouri Regulators Investigate Cannabis Mold Claim, Following Launch of Medical Sales
The Missouri state department has since concluded the investigation after further tests found the product batch did meet health and safety regulations.
