A provision tucked into the federal funding law that reopened the government this fall threatens to shutter the multi-billion-dollar hemp industry, potentially making CBD, hemp, and other marijuana-adjacent products unavailable in North Carolina by late 2026. This legislative change targets a loophole that has allowed the sale of intoxicating hemp products, but its broad scope could also sweep away non-intoxicating wellness items like CBD oils and lotions.
Read moreIn the evolving world of plant-based wellness and industry, few topics generate as much confusion as the distinction between hemp and cannabis. Are they different plants? Is one legal and the other not? Why do we use different names? The reality is both simpler and more complex than many realize. While they are scientifically the same species, the legal and practical differences between hemp and cannabis are profound, shaping industries, laws, and consumer choices. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about hemp vs. cannabis, from their botanical roots to their modern-day applications.
Read moreThe Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society (MCCS) has launched a landmark publication, establishing the first standardized dosing protocols for medical cannabis oils in the United Kingdom. Titled Medical Cannabis Oils: Dosing and Guidance for Safe and Effective Treatment in Adults and Children, the guide was officially unveiled at the Cannabis Health Symposium in London on November 25th. This release represents a significant advancement in ensuring safe, consistent prescribing practices across the nation.
Read moreThe New Jersey Legislature has passed a sweeping overhaul of the state’s hemp laws, sending Senate Bill 4509 to the governor’s desk with strong bipartisan support. The Senate approved the measure 33-1, followed by a 57-6 vote in the Assembly. This legislation aims to tighten the legal definition of hemp and significantly curb the sale of intoxicating hemp-derived products operating outside the regulated marijuana market.
Read moreNew York Governor Kathy Hochul signed two significant bills into law on Monday, tightening regulations on the sale of kratom, an herbal stimulant often sold in convenience stores and smoke shops. The new legislation raises the minimum purchase age for kratom products to 21 statewide and mandates comprehensive warning labels.
Read moreStepping into the world of cannabis can feel like learning a new language. With terms like cannabinoids, terpenes, concentrates, and cultivars, the terminology can be overwhelming. This guide is designed to be your definitive resource, created by industry experts to empower you with the knowledge to navigate dispensaries, understand product labels, and make confident choices that align with your wellness and recreational goals.
Read moreA new systematic evidence review has shed light on the complex relationship between cannabis products and pain management, revealing that while products with higher levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) may offer some relief, they come with a trade-off of increased side effects. Conversely, the review found that products dominated by cannabidiol (CBD) demonstrated almost no benefit in reducing pain.
Read moreAs 2025 draws to a close, the cannabis and hemp industries in the United States find themselves in a state of regulatory flux that can only be described as “whiplash.” From the long-anticipated rescheduling of marijuana to sudden legislative threats against hemp products, the year has been a rollercoaster of conflicting signals. Is rescheduling finally happening? Is the hemp industry facing an existential crisis? This guide breaks down the year’s pivotal developments, exploring the executive orders, appropriations bills, and the potential future for cannabis businesses and consumers alike.
Read moreWhen President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the Attorney General to “expedite” the rescheduling of cannabis to Schedule III, the immediate reaction was predictable: headlines flared, markets twitched, and expectations within the cannabis community surged once again. However, a closer look reveals a starker reality. For cannabis companies operating on the ground today, this executive order changes neither the law nor the immediate business landscape. It serves more as a political signal than a procedural shortcut, leaving the complex, stalled machinery of federal rescheduling largely untouched.
Read moreFlorida Senator Joe Gruters has filed new legislation, Senate Bill 986, which aims to significantly expand the state’s Clean Indoor Air Act to explicitly prohibit the smoking or vaping of marijuana in public places statewide. The bill seeks to broaden existing laws, which currently target tobacco in enclosed workplaces, to cover marijuana smoke and vapor in a wide range of both indoor and outdoor public areas.
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