In recent years, France has come closer to ending its national prohibition of cannabis, which has been in place since 1970. The rise of “CBD cafés,” the growing public calls
Senator Chuck Schumer has made cannabis legalization a priority. Let’s check in to see where the U.S. stands on legalization.
Cannabis reform will not wait for countries to get on the same page — the reform movement will continue to march across Europe, and the industry will only thrive as much as policies and regulations allow at the continental level.
Taking a closer look at the innovative companies and organizations creating a more inclusive and equitable cannabis industry.
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Cannabis is now legal in Mexico and will be legal in Virginia starting July 1st. The US Supreme Court questions continuing federal cannabis prohibition.
The NFL historically enforced harsh punishments for marijuana use. Their newly updated policy may encourage other leagues to follow suit, opening doors for more athletes to use the substance without fear of repercussion.
Jamaica is home to an emerging legal medical cannabis industry. Entrepreneurs tried to keep the legal supply steady, but mother nature is making it hard.
With momentum for cannabis reform seemingly increasing across the globe Japan is one country that may be moving in the opposite direction.
As time goes on, more and more consumers are looking to cultivate their own cannabis and create their own products, and that creates unique opportunities for innovators.
New Zealand could potentially become the third nation to pass an adult-use cannabis legalization measure. Voters are deciding the issue right now.
Influencers are being paid to advertise for cannabis companies on social media. Unfortunately, there is an obvious disparity in racial equality.
Cannabis vape pen cartridges are under fire for health issues reported in multiple countries. However, cannabis prohibition may be the real culprit.
Have you ever been curious as to whether your prescription medicine would interact with your cannabis use? You’re not alone.
