INTERVIEW: Bernard Thomson is executive officer of the Australian Hemp Council, where he works to build robust hemp value chains and promote sustainable cultivation and processing standards across Australia. He […]
Europe’s key hemp stakeholder group says existing EU rules for cannabinoids give national authorities the legal basis to tamp down a growing trade in intoxicating substances derived from hemp. A
As sketchy vendors push intoxicating hemp on Europe, can legal framework hold up? Read More »
Thailand’s hemp sector appears to be quietly approaching its end, not because the crop failed, but because the industry was never taken seriously. The political retreat from cannabis now underway
Promise of hemp in Thailand headed for collapse under politics and regulatory retreat Read More »
The drumbeat has started as U.S. stakeholders and lawmakers push back in the wake of a ban on intoxicating hemp products set to take effect at the end of this
Intoxicating hemp ban exposes sector’s failure to define credible standards for CBD Read More »
At a time when much of the conversation still revolves around potential, a New York engineering school is organizing its hemp building materials development around a basic question: can the
Ghana’s proposed hemp framework, made public late last year, raises basic questions about what policymakers are trying to achieve, given a fee structure that is wildly out of step with
Sky-high license fees proposed in Ghana’s draft hemp rules threaten to choke sector Read More »
INTERVIEW: Jacek Kramarz was recently named president of the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA). He is vice president of Green Lanes SA, a publicly listed European group focused on developing
European hemp association will shift from ‘regulatory defense’ to pushing for growth Read More »
A Miami-based “global hemp company” is a plaintiff in a lawsuit alleging a conspiracy involving criminal wire fraud, embezzlement and money laundering against four cannabis executives. The company, LGNDS, joined
‘Hemp’ company joins sports celebrities in lawsuit alleging fraud, money laundering Read More »
Morocco’s national government has launched a 10-month study to assess whether hemp can be used in animal feed, signaling a possible expansion of permitted downstream applications under the country’s regulated
Morocco explores hemp poultry feed as next test of national cannabis framework Read More »
Hemp growers may have more control over THC compliance than previously assumed — not through genetics alone, but through soil management practices that influence cannabinoid content. A new field study
Study suggests hemp soil practices can help control THC, other cannabinoid content Read More »
