The US Officially Reschedules Cannabis, Partly….
After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete step toward rescheduling cannabis.
After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete step toward rescheduling cannabis.
North Carolina and Idaho could both soon see major cannabis reform after adult-use legalization and medical cannabis bills were introduced respectively.
A new draft for a federal law, which would enable citizens to legally ‘grow, buy, possess and consume cannabis,’ was passed with a convincing majority (14-9) by the National Council’s Social Security and Health Committee.
The new ‘Stop Pot Act’ introduced in North Carolina by Congressman Chuck Edwards would see funding cut for states and native tribes that legalise recreational cannabis.
The companies have stated the LOI positions each to take advantage of potential German adult use legalisation within their respective supply chain verticals.
DELAYS in submitting its proposals to the European Commission and potential hold-ups once submitted could see Germany’s adult-use cannabis plans pushed back into 2025.
Missouri and Maryland have passed bills allowing adult-use cannabis, whilst a number of cities across the country have voted to end prosecutions for cannabis use.
Following the publication of a leaked report of draft legislation for recreational cannabis use in Germany, final plans have now been revealed by the Health Minister.
Michael Sassano, CEO of SOMAÍ Pharmaceuticals Unipessoal LDA, shares his thoughts on recreational cannabis reform in Germany.