The winner of five cultivation slots auf Deutschland faces questions over issues related to the shelf life of flower shipped into the country from Canada
Like marketing a Cabernet from the Napa Valley, cannabis companies will soon be able to take advantage of regional cannabis branding. Appellations benefit both cannabis cultivators and consumers. It allows small farmers to capture the value that consumers place on unique and local cannabis products.
The multifaceted company executes on strategic moves in Columbia and Uruguay, making a splash in the South American market.
The country which kicked off the entire enchilada on the medical efficacy front is now faced with a dilemma as its own regulations change – export cannabis to a world in need for profit or supply all Israeli patients first?
Finding new capital investment will become more difficult. While we can expect new markets coming online, we can also expect more regulations as well as considerable M&A activity and consolidation.
The USDA released guidelines for hemp testing, but questions remain for the future of proper quality and safety guidelines.
With a mission to support local farmers in the growing hemp industry, Harvest Connect wants to make Georgia a leader in the hemp and CBD market.
LeafCann is set to begin construction on an AU$50 million cultivation and processing center.
For all of the early enthusiasm, the Danish market gets bogged down in the same issues plaguing the rest of Europe.
In late November, the FDA issued 15 warning letters to CBD companies and published a fact sheet detailing their safety concerns for CBD products. The FDA says they cannot deem CBD to be generally recognized as safe and that they will not tolerate making unsubstantiated health claims, marketing to children, using CBD as an ingredient in foods and marketing it as a dietary supplement.
