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Australia Cannabis Q&A

Canna Law Blog

Importation, cultivation, production, and other activities conducted for medicinal and scientific purposes are lawful under federal Australian law when the necessary licenses and permits have been obtained. Can businesses cultivate cannabis for pharmaceutical research? Import, Export & Supply Chain Regulations 17.

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How Inflation is Affecting Cannabis: Prices, Closures, and the Job Market

Veriheal

Since COVID-19 rocked the economy, cannabis businesses and supply chains claim to have been playing catch-up to get back to business as usual. Prices of recreational weed are often a result of how long the state market has been around and how many cultivators it has operating.

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America’s Missed Opportunity in the Global Marijuana Market

Canna Law Blog

Much of it was driven by Germanys newly formed government keeping its quasi-legalization policy intact, even if adult-use trials remain uncertain. marijuana policy permits only marijuana for research purposes. policy effectively shuts the door to broader international market participation. marijuana laws truly are. How the U.S.

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Dumpster Fire: What Went Wrong with CA Cannabis?

Project CBD

One in five cultivators have voluntarily surrendered their licenses this year. Supply Chain Woes Further up the supply chain, distributors are also buckling under. One in five cannabis cultivators in California have voluntarily surrendered their licenses this year. A year later, less than a thousand remain.

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The Economic Impact of the Medical Marijuana Industry: Trends and Projections

MMJ Recs

This burgeoning industry encompasses a wide range of activities, including cultivation, processing, distribution, and retail sales of medical cannabis products. The establishment of cultivation, processing, and dispensary facilities creates a diverse array of employment opportunities, spanning from agricultural roles to retail positions.

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The Hemp Standard is 0.3% THC. That Should Be Changed.

Canna Law Blog

The industry consensus is that the total THC requirement is impractical and likely devastating to cultivators and, therefore, to every business in the hemp supply chain. First by the European Union, whose Common Agricultural Policy caps THC concentrations at 0.2 Yet relied on it was.

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Hemp Stakeholders Share Their Thoughts with the USDA

Canna Law Blog

Roughly 50 speakers, including state governments, Indian tribe representatives, and stakeholders in the supply chain of hemp, shared their thoughts during the three-hour long webinar. Supply Chain Stakeholders. As of the date of this memo, only a handful of states and Indian tribes have submitted their plans.

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