Governor Mark Gordon signed the bill into law today, officially legalizing hemp in the state of Wyoming.
BfArM issued a press release in late January indicating that the torturous process to begin cultivation may finally come to a close this year, with first crops expected by late 2020.
Peyton sheds some light on the controversy over the Farm Bill and FDA regulation, suggesting hemp companies do their homework first.
Fresh on the heels of another investment from Canopy Rivers, Canapar breaks ground on a Sicilian hemp processing facility said to be “Europe’s largest.”
The company out of Northbrook, Illinois is taking unused, abandoned and older buildings and utilizing them for cannabis cultivation and processing facilities.
The company unveiled their latest technology in the world of LED horticulture lighting.
What does this mean for the bid and the price of cannabis in Europe?
Canadian companies like Canopy, Aurora and TGOD continue to establish footprints across Europe.
Their facility in Gainesville, Florida received the GMP certification, indicating that it now meets Florida’s regulatory requirements for producing medical cannabis products.
The Ontario-based Beleave Kannabis Corporation received the ISO certification “for the research, development, and production of cannabis products for medicinal and recreational purposes.”
