Cannabis Telemedicine in Germany: Regulation, Market Entry, Advertising and Enforcement
Written by SKW Schwarz partners Margret Knitter (Head of Medical Cannabis) and Dr Oliver Stöckel (Head of Digital Health).
Written by SKW Schwarz partners Margret Knitter (Head of Medical Cannabis) and Dr Oliver Stöckel (Head of Digital Health).
The long and arduous journey to regulate cannabidiol (CBD) in Europe, which began in 2018 with the European Union’s classification of CBD as a ‘novel food’, is now playing out in the courtrooms of the United States.
Nearly 80% of Canadian’s now source their cannabis solely from the legal market, marking a stark shift away from the illicit market seven years after legalisation.
A coalition of pro-cannabis medical professionals has dropped its lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), clearing one of the many hurdles preventing the process from progressing.
The CCSI was assessed at C$5.02 per gram this week, lower from last week’s C$5.05 per gram.
The CCSI was assessed at C$5.02 per gram this week, up 1.0% from last week’s C$4.97 per gram.
The CCSI was assessed at C$4.97 per gram this week, down 1.3% from last week’s C$5.03 per gram.
The CCSI was assessed at C$5.03 per gram this week, up 0.6% from last week’s C$5.00 per gram.
In October, the cannabis industry reconvened in Las Vegas for the annual tradeshow – MJ Biz Con – put on by Marijuana Business Daily.