
New Jersey announces plans to allocate $5 million in funding from cannabis revenue towards Community-Based Violence Intervention (CBVI) programs throughout the state.
New Jersey announces plans to allocate $5 million in funding from cannabis revenue towards Community-Based Violence Intervention (CBVI) programs throughout the state.
Workers at a medical and recreational cannabis cultivation facility in Connecticut recently voted to unionize.
Learn more about how our Canna Boot Camp will educate attendees on the latest advancements in the cannabis industry in an interactive, workshop setting.
Our sister publication, LCGC, recently covered updates on the new mobile HPLC system for cannabis analysis selected by the Food and Drug Administration.
Ahead of anticipated FDA approval of psychedelic therapies, two organizations joined together to publish guidelines for practitioners.
Read coverage from our sister publication, Nutritional Outlook, on “The Hemp Access and Consumer Safety Act,” which was previously proposed in 2021.
Recent legislation creates a different approach to legal cannabis in the state.
Our sister publication, Pharmacy Times, recently published an article on quality standards and national regulation helping establish cannabis's role as medicine.
A recent lawsuit brought to the state’s Superior Court challenges the constitutionality of several aspects of cannabis sales.
Germany approved a plan in mid-August to legalize some recreational cannabis.
A recently published study tracked American adults’ opinions over several years on smoking cannabis compared to smoking tobacco.
Massachusetts proposes draft regulations that include agency’s Host Community Agreement oversight, municipal equity requirements, and suitability reform.
Though cannabis remains illegal for recreational purposes, cultivators can be issued licenses for producing fiber and seeds.
In a recently revealed email, the DEA is looking to consider Delta-8 THC products federally illegal if they are synthesized from CBD.
The seventh installment in the series looks at cannabis use in people over 50 years old, the stigma surrounding cannabis use, and the concept of ‘plants over pills.’
With Minnesota’s recent cannabis legalization, White Earth Nation, gets involved in the cannabis industry through their medical cannabis program and implementation of adult-use sales.
The small study will begin later this year and seeks to further understand brain function in gambling disorder.
A recent economic report details how cannabis businesses in Texas have grown in revenue more than $8B.
Recent coverage highlighted how banking and social equity in the cannabis industry are connected.
The recent legislation addresses THC limit, licenses, and extracts.
Our sister publication, dvm360, recently published breakthrough research from a study involving CBD+CBDA oil as a potential treatment for atopic dermatitis in dogs.
Licenses for new cannabis dispensaries are temporarily suspended following a lawsuit filed by service-disabled veterans.
Simplifya further grows by expanding their footprint to 29 states and launches a cannabis compliance suite located in Rhode Island.
One month after recreational cannabis became legal, sales exceeded expectations.
Canadian governments are among the top unpaid creditors of failed cannabis businesses.
As of August 1, 2023, possession and home cultivation of cannabis for personal use under certain conditions became legal.
New testing requirements for the Aspergillus fungus are harming cannabis companies, the lawsuit claims.
The chairman of Alabama’s Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC), Dr. Steve Stokes, has resigned from his position.
The former Minnesota Governor, Jesse Ventura, has decided to launch his own cannabis brand once the state signs the legalization bill into law.
Citing a lack of studies on CBD concentrations in products available to consumers, this study tested a larger range of sample products than previous studies.