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- Opinion
Could Cannabis Capital Markets Thrive Next Year?
The marijuana capital markets have experienced a whirlwind over the past few years – and this year’s elections around the nation show little sign of affecting the capital markets no matter who comes out on top.
- Policy & Regulation
Ireland’s Cannabis Reform Gains Momentum: Oireachtas Committee Pushes Decriminalisation of Cannabis in Ireland
The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drugs Use has published its interim report into the recommendations of Ireland’s landmark Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use, coming out strongly in favour of decriminalisation.
- Uncategorized
New York’s Illicit Cannabis Raids Challenged in Court, This Time by NYC Police
New York’s ongoing efforts to clamp down on the state’s thriving illicit cannabis market are being challenged in the courts once again, but this time by the state’s police forces.
- Medical
German Doctors Can Now Prescribe Reimbursed Medical Cannabis Without Prior Approval, But Cannabis Sentiment Wanes
From October 17, the majority of doctors in Germany will be able to prescribe medical cannabis for reimbursement without securing prior approval of the health insurance companies.
- Uncategorized
Californian Cannabis Businesses Prepare For Long-Awaited Cannabis Cafe Legalization
California cannabis microbusinesses and retailers hope a new state law that widely expands their ability to offer food, drinks and live music will drive growth and provide a template for other regulated markets.
- Uncategorized
Cannabis Businesses Seek Alternatives to Debt Financing in Slow Capital Market
According to finance experts, capital raises in the cannabis sector have been slow over the past year, due, in part, to the expense of debt financing.
- Uncategorized
Low Flower Prices Drive Michigan Cannabis Boom
Prices for marijuana flowers in Michigan have nosedived since the start of adult-use sales in December 2019, and many in the industry attribute the falling prices to a glut of cultivation licenses.
- Uncategorized
Trulieve Sues Florida GOP Over Alleged ‘Misleading’ Ads on Cannabis Amendment
As Florida prepares to vote on Amendment 3, which would legalize adult-use cannabis in the state, Florida’s largest medical cannabis company is sueing the Republican Party and two TV stations for what it calls a misleading campaign.
- Uncategorized
Cannabis Policy Report Calls for More Research, Standardization, and Social Equity in Federal Regulation
The US federal government’s continued criminalization of cannabis is leading to fragmented policy decisions and endangering public health, a new report argues.
- Adult-Use
Thailand Publishes New Draft Bill To Regulate Cannabis Instead of Ban it Outright
In recent months, Thailand has become a biword for the negative impact of cannabis liberalisation policy without adequate planning and forethought.
- Uncategorized
Nebraska Senator Launches Legal Challenge Against Upcoming Medical Cannabis Vote
A former state senator and ex-member of the Nebraska State Board of Health, John Kuehn, has filed a legal challenge aimed at blocking two medical cannabis ballot petitions from appearing on the upcoming November 5 ballot.
- Policy & Regulation
Morocco Pardons Cannabis Farmers, Looks To Grow Developing Legal Market
Morocco has issued royal pardons to nearly 5000 cannabis farmers, but the Kingdom still faces challenges in its quest to build its industry, including meeting European requirements for export, its own illicit market and price competition from other African countries.
