Dr. Klumpers is a cannabis research scientist from the Netherlands that focuses on clinical pharmacology of cannabinoids. We sat down with Dr. Klumpers to hear about her past research in cannabis, what she is working on now and how she hopes to continue researching cannabis as an effective medicine.
South Africa takes a step in the right direction on hemp and clearly pushes THC towards medical territory.
The future of packaging is ripe for capitalization by the drivers of sustainability culture. With the battle lines drawn and forces at play in motion, change is now inevitable. The question arises: how quickly can the industry grow in the space of the next decade?
With so many lessons learned about the way the cannabis and communications industries operate together, here are just a few key takeaways that have shaped our approach and operations in the marketplace.
With the European Green Deal spurring a sharp rise of interest in using hemp for construction, there are a number of sustainability lessons to be learned that can be applied in the US. The construction industry, and particularly hempcrete product manufacturers, should pay close attention as the EU expands green construction practices, including the use of hempcrete.
At the intersection of the Black Lives Matter movement, protests across the country and socio-economic woes facing the nation, comes some hope for change in Illinois. “I speak for all the ghettos when I say this: give us access to the capital and we will get the rest done on our own.”
Pot Mates was prepared to launch as a new cannabis delivery service in the Portland, Oregon market, but then the coronavirus pandemic hit. In this story, we’ll explore the new delivery market, how Pot Mates came to be, where they’re going and what starting a new cannabis business during a global pandemic looks like.
From authentication to tagging and tracing: In this piece, Shearman takes a look at all of the innovative ways growers are elevating cannabis products to luxury status.
According to a press release, the new course is sponsored by Agricultural Genomics Foundation and will teach students the evolutionary history and global distribution of cannabis genetics, while exploring the collection of cannabis research currently available.
Cannabis firms are going global to expand research as well as sales – and on every continent. The Canadian-German market connection has been a “thing” ever since the middle of the last decade. But this is not the only international cannabis connection.
