Cannabis Policy
Israel Partially Decriminalizes Adult Use Cannabis
With new drug reforms and a booming biotech industry, Israel is set to become the land of milk, honey, and cannabis.
Mother of Alfie Dingley Joins European Cannabis Holdings to Improve Access to Medical Cannabis
The group of companies behind the UK’s first medical cannabis clinic welcomes Hannah Deacon, a campaigner for access to medical cannabis in the UK and mother to Alfie Dingley, the first person in the UK to receive a permanent medical cannabis license.
FDA to Consider CBD As a Dietary Supplement
With the public's input, the federal administration may soon reconsider its stance on the popular cannabinoid.
The Great Potential of the African Cannabis Market
Although prohibited through most of the continent, cannabis still has plenty of possibilities in Africa, according to a new report on the region's growing market.
Health Canada Publishes Cannabis Voluntary Recall Guide
The Canadian advice could be valuable guide for any federal license holder looking to keep up to date with recall regulations.
First Congressional Marijuana Vote of 2019 to Consider Banking Bill
Cannabis businesses still struggle to bank their earnings, but can Congress fix that?
FDA Commissioner Gottlieb Resigns, Leaving Big Questions for CBD Policy
Having served since 2017, Scott Gottlieb will retire from his position as the FDA commissioner, leaving the fate of the CBD supplement industry unsure.
UN Groups Call for International Drug Decriminalization
Over 30 UN agencies now support decriminalizing drug possession and use.
Support in Guam for Relaxing Cannabis Restrictions
The US island territory edges closer to a more open medical cannabis program and allowing foreign organizations to set up testing labs.
