Cannabis entrepreneurs say they’re facing jail time and hefty legal fees because of the plant’s complicated biology, with the vaunted 2018 Farm Bill only muddling the picture for interstate commerce.
Marijuana Business Daily has launched its seventh annual survey of cannabis industry executives and investors, an undertaking that’s intended to help the Colorado-based company provide key market, financial and operational data for businesses and entrepreneurs. Owners, founders and executives with dispensaries/retail stores,
From Colombia to Italy, international cannabis firms are attracting investments from Canadian companies looking to further develop their international footprints.
The previous articles (links below) focused on different methods of extraction, and the information included there has held to be true after some more years of technology development. Five Major Types of Cannabis Extraction Five Major Types of Extraction 2.0 Five…
The year was 1892. Workers were transforming Chicago to get ready for the World’s Fair to be held in the city, otherwise known as the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893. The fair was a huge deal. Visitors were expected from all over America and from around…
Every day, more and more people are integrating CBD oil into their daily routines. They add it to their food, apply it to their skin, vape it, and find countless other ways to make CBD part of their lives. Unsurprisingly, some have even begun giving CBD to their pets….
Hemp entrepreneurs are facing jail time and hefty legal fees for transporting the plant across state lines, despite a federal guarantee that states can’t block legal hemp transport. Massive police seizures in Idaho and Oklahoma raised questions about how state and local law enforcement are supposed to tell the difference between hemp and marijuana.
Flush with cash and looking for a toehold in the United States, Canadian marijuana companies are making big investments in hemp. Consider: Canopy Growth (NYSE: CGC), an Ontario marijuana producer that snagged an investment for 5 billion Canadian dollars ($3.8 billion) from a New York alcohol company, recently announced it is entering the U.S. hemp market.
Uruguay, often recognized as the pioneer in legalized recreational marijuana, is also building a solid foundation to support its hemp industry. “Uruguay is an agricultural country with a clear regulatory framework that offers attractive conditions for large-scale outdoor cultivation (of hemp),” said Maria Belen Algorta, who oversees Uruguay operations for Australia-based Ecofibre. “As far as
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