Latest cannabis industry news from trusted sources around the world.
California invests $80 million in cannabis research to improve legalization policies, focusing on real-world impacts and evidence-based regulation
by California Is Spending Millions to Decide What Counts as ‘Real’ Cannabis Flavor
M4MM's Power 100 honors Black leaders who shaped cannabis reform, highlighting their foundational work in the industry before its commercialization
by The Power 100: The Black Leaders Who Built Cannabis, Not Just the Ones You Know
Florida's marijuana legalization campaign insists it can still qualify for the 2026 ballot, challenging the state's declaration that it missed the signature requirement
by Florida marijuana legalization campaign says there’s still chance to make 2026 ballot
Michigan cannabis retailers have implemented stricter security measures after a spike in break-ins driven by the resale of stolen products, impacting the state's $3.
by Michigan cannabis shops tighten security amid surge in break-ins
THC beverage sales experience a notable surge during Dry January, but industry data shows strong, sustained demand for cannabis drinks throughout the year
by Dry January boosts THC beverage sales, but effect is felt year-round
CBN is gaining recognition as a key cannabinoid for sleep, offering non-intoxicating, effective support without next-day grogginess
by CBN for Sleep: Rethinking the Nighttime Cannabis Standard
In Spain, the potent cannabis concentrate BHO now costs more than cocaine, highlighting shifts in drug pricing and consumer demand
by This Cannabis Concentrate Is More Expensive Than Cocaine
A coalition of Thai health organizations has called on the Bhumjaithai Party to take responsibility for cannabis legalization, citing a surge in health risks and youth exposure
by ภาคีเครือข่ายสุขภาพ จี้ ภท.รับผิดชอบ ‘กัญชาเสรี’ ชี้ อนุทิน เคยกินโชว์ปชช.ออกสื่อยิ่งหนุนใช้สันทนาการ 02.02.26 | 13:08 น.
The Sea of Green method offers cannabis growers a faster, more cost-effective cultivation process, reducing energy use and increasing harvest frequency
by Why Training Plants Is a Waste of Time: Here’s What Actually Works
In the Dominican Republic, cannabis culture merges with traditional tobacco practices, reflecting a unique blend of history and modernity
by You’re Not Supposed to Smoke Weed Here. So Why Did This Feel Normal?
Dana Beal, a veteran cannabis activist, faces jail time in Idaho despite legalization efforts nationwide, highlighting inconsistencies in state laws
by Legal Weed, Illegal Life: Dana Beal and the War That Never Ended
Concert Joe, a 72-year-old Brooklynite, has attended 24,000 concerts, relying on cannabis to manage his health while pursuing his passion for live music
by This 72-Year-Old Has Been to 24,000 Concerts. Weed Is How He Keeps Going.
Lab tests have revealed that several Colorado cannabis vape products contain banned hemp-derived THC compounds, raising concerns about consumer safety and regulatory enforcement
by Report: Colorado cannabis vapes show signs of hemp inversion
Uruguay launches a government-supported drug testing program at parties to enhance safety and informed decision-making among attendees
by Government-Led Party Drug-Testing: Inside Uruguay’s No-Penalty Harm Reduction Program
A Quebec cannabis company has thrived by focusing on quality and financial discipline, achieving significant growth amidst industry challenges
by What Happens When a Weed Nerd Runs the Numbers
PrimeTime Capital's strategic merger revives the struggling Sherbinskis brand, improving operations and expanding market reach
by Sherbinskis Was Dying. PrimeTime Took the Risk.
US cannabis operators will face sweeping new cybersecurity and data privacy compliance demands as the plant is rescheduled to Schedule 3, introducing stricter federal oversight and significant legal risks for noncompliance
by Once cannabis is Schedule 3, cybersecurity compliance is essential for operators
Brazil has authorized domestic medical cannabis cultivation for the first time, allowing patient associations and companies to grow under strict regulations while
by Brazil legalizes medical cannabis cultivation, widens patient access
Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced bills to cap cannabis cultivation licenses, limit THC in edibles, and allow new local taxes, signaling a major regulatory shift
by Oklahoma proposes strict cannabis cultivation cap, THC limits in edibles, new taxes
A Canadian study finds alcohol and tobacco more harmful than cannabis, urging a reevaluation of drug policies based on scientific evidence
by Cannabis Isn’t the Most Harmful Substance. Alcohol and Tobacco Are. Duh. Science Says So, Again.
Woodstock will host a screening of 'Cannabis + Creativity,' exploring the plant's impact on artistic expression, followed by a panel discussion on its cultural significance
by Woodstock to Screen Documentary Exploring Cannabis and Creativity