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Here, we explore the essence of cannabis flavor, which is defined by compounds like terpenes, terpenoids, and volatile sulfur compounds. These molecules shape the aroma and taste and also contribute to the plant's physiological effects through the "entourage effect." Advanced tools are used to analyze this complex chemical symphony.

Recently, the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority established a training program for practitioners through a partnership with TheAnswerPage.com.

The new study found that education intervention resulted in improvements in patient symptom management.

A coalition of cannabis testing labs is suing Revvity Health Sciences (formerly PerkinElmer, or PE) for $1 billion, alleging fraud and breach of warranty. The dispute centers on PE's alleged claim that one instrument could accurately analyze the 60+ pesticides required by California law, which typically requires two instruments. This article proposes solutions like better compensation for application scientists and improved lab training and regulation.

Learn cannabis packaging compliance tips and label requirements to avoid costly regulatory pitfalls and enhance brand visibility.

The New York OCM recently issued a Notice of Pleading to Omnium Canna.

Our top five cannabis and hemp news this week: Ohio cannabis regulation updates, New York recalls and grants, indoor cultivation insights, and High Tide expansions.

Ohio SB 56 faces conference committee after Senate rejects House's changes made to hemp rules.

Adam Jacques and Nadia Sabeh, PhD discuss what to consider when insulating an indoor cannabis grow operation.

Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD and Adam Jacques discuss what to consider with a closed loop water system in an indoor cannabis grow.

Recently, Ohio House lawmakers disclosed that they are in favor of a substitute version of Senate Bill 56 that has made significant changes to current legislation.

This article emphasizes the analytical value of terpene chirality in cannabis quality control. Many cannabis terpenes are chiral (have non-superimposable mirror images), and their enantiomeric distribution affects aroma, bioactivity, and product authenticity. Chiral gas chromatography (GC) is key to separating and quantifying these enantiomers, enabling more rigorous product standards.

Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD and Nadia Sabeh, PhD discuss how to optimize air flow in an indoor cannabis cultivation operation that maximizes plant health and efficiency.

High Tide has opened their 211th Canna Cabana retail cannabis location in Hamilton, Ontario.

Our top five cannabis and hemp news this week: the New York OCM; SCOTUS, cannabis, and Second Amendment rights; research on THC and driving performance; and pupil measurement after cannabis inhalation.

This article explores New York’s cannabis updates throughout the month of October which include $5M in grants, a major statewide recall for licensing fraud, and CCB asserts state law over local rules.

A recent study suggests that some measurements of pupil response could predict recent, acute cannabis inhalation.

New York OCM officially begins community reinvestment with $5 million in grants going to 50 organizations that have been affected by past drug policies.

The Office of Cannabis Management initiated an investigation in February into alleged misuse of a cannabis distribution and processing license.

In this interview, Harrison Bard, shares the challenges of manual and automated cannabis pre-roll production.

In this interview, Kyle Loucks, discusses the variability of raw material quality for cannabis pre-rolls.

Cultivation experts Adam Jacques and Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD discuss how lighting and energy demands shift throughout the cannabis growth cycle.

In this month’s webinar, Dr. Sulak discusses new studies on various effects and risks of cannabis on driving performance.

The Supreme Court will rule in 2026, whether cannabis consumers can legally possess and purchase guns, which will challenge the federal ban.

Our top five cannabis and hemp news this week: Ohio hemp regulation, NY dispensary laws, updates from Florida, and medical cannabis research.

Dr. Dustin Sulak reviews studies on medical cannabis in this month’s webinar, including research on Tourette syndrome, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, and caregiver wellbeing.

Florida's court rules police can no longer use the smell of cannabis alone as probable cause for warrantless vehicle searches.

Our sister publication, Nutritional Outlook, covered the science, safety, regulatory challenges, and therapeutic potential of nonpsychoactive cannabinoids including CBN, CBG, and CBDA.