Nigerian Port Seizure Exposes Cannabis Edibles Smuggling Risk
Nigerian counter-narcotics officers have intercepted 442 packets of cannabis-infused cookies and gummies weighing 309.4 kilogrammes at the TinCan Island Port Complex in Lagos, one of West Africa's
Gold Leaf Opens Stanford Dispensary, Pairs Launch With Patient Certification Drive
Gold Leaf Management has opened a new Speakeasy dispensary at 993 US-27 in Stanford, Kentucky, extending the company's medical cannabis footprint into a market that had been underserved by existing
Santa Rosa Cannabis Manufacturers Cut Over 100 Jobs This Fall
More than 100 manufacturing jobs are disappearing from Santa Rosa's cannabis sector this fall, as two separate producers file WARN Act notices tied to what one executive describes as an
Manitoba 911 Outage Forces Cannabis Retailers to Lean on Backup Plans
A province-wide disruption to 911 emergency service has knocked out access to police, fire, and paramedic dispatch across Manitoba, with officials offering no estimated timeline for restoration.
Health Canada Consolidates Cannabis Guidance to Cut Licensing Red Tape
Health Canada has stood up a central online repository for cannabis program guidance documents, giving licence holders and applicants one place to track ongoing and upcoming changes tied to the
Hemp Industry Files Federal Suit to Block Missouri's Intoxicating Product Ban
A coalition of Missouri hemp businesses went to federal court Thursday to stop a statewide ban on intoxicating hemp products from taking effect November 12. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District
Hemp Industry Faces Extinction-Level Regulatory Shift Unless Congress Acts by November
A $28.4 billion industry supporting more than 300,000 American jobs has roughly eighteen months to convince Congress to rewrite federal law-or watch a significant share of its product catalog become
World Cup Crowds Give Cannabis Retailers a Sales Bump - and a Political Opening
For the first time in the history of the FIFA World Cup, millions of international visitors are arriving in host cities where they can legally walk into a licensed dispensary. That is not a small
Illicit Cannabis Edibles Disguised as Snacks Raise Urgent Child Safety Concerns
The Royal Bahamas Police Force has issued a public warning after marijuana-infused edible products - packaged to mimic well-known candies, chips, cereals, and cookies - were found circulating in
DEA Rescheduling Hearings Force a Hard Question on Cannabis Science
The Drug Enforcement Administration is moving toward formal hearings on a proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act - a shift that would carry