Day: February 15, 2019 (Page 2)

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A new bill would prevent students from being suspended or expelled if they have “valid written certification” to use cannabinoid medicine. The post Virginia Law Would Protect Students Who Use CBD and THC-A Oils appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Virginia Law Would Protect Students Who Use CBDContinue Reading

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Cannabis giant Canopy Growth’s international revenue shot up to 8.2 million Canadian dollars ($6.1 million) in the nine months ended Dec. 31, a nearly sixfold increase over the same period the year before, according to the company’s third quarter fiscal 2019 results. International sales represented 5.6% of gross revenue inContinue Reading

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There are plenty of resources to help minorities and multicultural people enter and flourish in the cannabis industry. EstroHaze is one of them. The post How EstroHaze went from Black Enterprise to Black Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How EstroHaze went from Black Enterprise to BlackContinue Reading

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The initial crop of legal medical marijuana in Louisiana has made it through the first round of laboratory testing, clearing an important checkpoint to legal sales. WAFB News reports the cannabis grown by GB Sciences passed each laboratory inspection conducted by the Department of Agriculture and Forestry. The medical marijuana wasContinue Reading

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It’s usually assumed that Canadian licensed cannabis producers have an advantage when it comes to international expansion, but the United States may have an edge over Canada in one country: Brazil. The South American country has seen steady growth in patient numbers over the past year, with the majority ofContinue Reading

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Singapore’s government signaled it could be ready to follow regional neighbors Thailand and South Korea in allowing pharmaceutical products containing cannabinoids. “It is important to differentiate between products containing unprocessed or raw cannabis and pharmaceutical products containing cannabinoids,” the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Health said in aContinue Reading

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A nonprofit credit union in Alaska, Anchorage-based Credit Union 1, is set to begin offering financial services to cannabis companies in the state in March, which will allow those businesses an avenue to reduce their reliance on cash. It is the first time marijuana companies in the state have had access to thisContinue Reading