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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.

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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.

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Could Covid-19 Boost the Illicit Cannabis Market?

As millions of North Americans take an economic hit from the pandemic, could the cheaper illicit cannabis market be tempting away some consumers?

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DEA Removes Epidiolex From the Controlled Substances List

The CBD-based medication is no longer a controlled substance in the US, according to its manufacturer.

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Cannabis Vapes and Edibles Increasingly Popular With US Teens, Survey Finds

The number of American adolescents who vape cannabis or consume cannabis edibles has increased in recent years, while the number smoking cannabis has declined, say the authors of a new research letter.

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New Zealand Launches its Medical Cannabis Program

Despite concerns of a delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, the scheme was launched as planned on April 1 by the government’s Ministry of Health.

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Cannabis Sales Peaked Again in Late March, But Then Declined

This drop-off wasn't as sheer in California, but many experts remain concerned over the industry's economic outlook.

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Covid-19 Could Delay Cannabis Legalization in New York and Mexico

Pieces of cannabis legislation around the world now face significant delays due to fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Cannabis Dispensaries Are Now Essential Businesses in California

Gov. Newsom has included cannabis retailers as “essential” under the official state policy.

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