Month: September 2020 (Page 3)

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GW Pharmaceuticals’ plant-derived CBD drug Epidyolex received approval from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) to be used in treating seizures related to Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome for patients 2 and older. The approval is the third major global regulatory approval for Epidyolex, GW said in a news release. “TheContinue Reading

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Parents who like to puff, puff, pass are really going through it during COVID-19. Don’t despair, cannabis parents! Here’s some tips. The post Cannabis parenting: pandemic edition appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis parenting: pandemic editionContinue Reading

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Multistate cannabis operator 4Front Ventures said it has completed the sale of three medical marijuana dispensaries in Maryland for $5.5 million, as the Arizona-based company shifts its focus to adult-use markets such as in Illinois. Philadelphia-based Ethos Cannabis announced in a news release that it acquired the rights to 4FrontContinue Reading

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The average market rate for wholesale marijuana in Colorado hit a three-year high, according to new figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue. For the quarter from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, the average market rate for a pound of unprocessed retail marijuana bud was $1,316, and the average marketContinue Reading

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We all know that cannabis affects everyone differently, and now this company has created a home DNA test to find the best strain for you. The post Home DNA kits can help you pick a cannabis strain appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Home DNA kits can helpContinue Reading

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California cannabis companies won’t see their state taxes go up until at least next year. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 1872 (same language as Senate Bill 827), which prohibits the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration from adjusting the cannabis excise tax markup amount until JulyContinue Reading

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Participation in British Columbia’s upcoming Indigenous Shelf Space Program will be voluntary for the province’s privately owned cannabis stores, according to provincial regulators. The relatively small number of government-run stores – 20 so far – will participate, at a minimum. But industry sources expect interest among the 236 (and counting)Continue Reading