Cannabis Law Report

SEPTEMBER 28, 2019

This creates a framework for checklists being developed by LCB staff that will align with rule, and are anticipated to increase compliance success. Revisions of the draft conceptual marijuana packaging and labeling rules include: Packaging thickness of 2 mil. or greater (formerly 4 mil.);

Packaging 55

Packaging Hash Marijuana Compliance 55

Cannabis Law Report

DECEMBER 25, 2019

All product grown from the female (or feminized) plant, is tested rigorously in compliance with Health Canada’s standards. In October 2019, other formats including topicals, edibles, vapes and beverages, were made legal but these legal products may only ship to market early next year.

Education 66

Education Consumption Terpenes Cannabinoids 66

The Cannigma

MAY 21, 2021

MS: Great question, a lot. MSO: You mentioned all the different delivery methods and doses that you went through in order to find this, how long have you been on this and do you feel confident that it will be sort of a long-term regimen for you?

Education 130

Education Programs Research and Development Cannabis 130

Meadow

DECEMBER 24, 2017

One a consumption retail license that would allow for edible products only. There’s been some buzz about a hotel that is potentially going to apply for one of these licenses and host edible-only types of services there. For the non-edible products. Some of that still needs to get hashed out. We’ll talk more.

Packaging 40

Packaging Retail Edibles Wellness and Beauty 40

Cannabis Law Report

OCTOBER 17, 2019

Retailers such as Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Kroger, Safeway, Nordstrom, and DSW are selling or plan to sell CBD-infused topical lotions, cosmetics, and even edibles where they are legally able to do so. the form the finished product can take (edibles, topicals, etc.). how the segments are defined (e.g.,

Law 40

Law Seed-To-Sale Hemp Recreational 40