Month: July 2019 (Page 6)

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The vast majority of California’s data from its cannabis track-and-trace system will be kept out of the public domain, according to a top state regulator. That may surprise or disappoint those in the marijuana industry who expected to get a clearer picture of the legal supply chain later this year.Continue Reading

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Labs run dry, staff are furloughed, and shelves go bare when product-tracking software breaks down. It happened again this week. The post Glitchy Track-and-Trace Systems Are Hobbling Cannabis Companies appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Glitchy Track-and-Trace Systems Are Hobbling Cannabis CompaniesContinue Reading

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GW Pharmaceuticals announced that the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) recommended approval of the British company’s cannabis-based medicine Epidiolex. The CHMP is responsible for preparing the European Medicines Agency (EMA)’s opinions on questions related to the marketing of human medicines. The CHMP opinion was adopted July 25, andContinue Reading

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Southern University’s medical cannabis grower planted its first marijuana seeds, marking the second MMJ crop planted in the state. The two crops represent an important step in allowing the fledgling MMJ industry to take root in the state. Officials of the Baton Rouge university said seeds were planted this weekContinue Reading