As New York honors 420 (National Cannabis Day), city and state government officials are committing to a viable cannabis industry. Here's the news from the National Cannabis Party's Cannabis Community Reinvestment Act to the first Adult-Use Conditional Cultivator Licenses and more.
The House of Representatives passed the MORE Act, legislation to decriminalize cannabis at the federal level, for the second time. What's next?
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Conditional Cannabis Cultivator bill into law, creating a pathway for the state's hemp farmers to apply for a license to grow adult-use cannabis in the 2022 season.
New York's Office of Cannabis Management and Cannabis Control Board have announced measures to extend the state's program, including a $200 million social equity fund and updates to medical marijuana accessibility.
Tremaine Wright, Chair of New York's Cannabis Control Board, joined the Honeysuckle podcast to discuss the state's legal cannabis program in all aspects from its sweeping social equity structures to the rise of a craft industry through microbusiness licenses.
At CannPack East 2021, industry experts raised critical discussions on cannabis packaging licensing, regulation and design; the founders of the New York City Cannabis Industry Association explained why trade associations help push state legalization forward.
We can recount at length the original criminalization of cannabis in the 1930s and again in 1970 as almost purely racist, political and economic.
The FDA has approved the CBD syrup Epidiolex as a federally valid medication. But other...
The United Kingdom is the latest major industrialized country to legalize medical cannabis.
Canada’s Senate has voted to legalize adult use of cannabis.
Short answer: yes. Or let’s say, highly likely yes. And sooner than you might...
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