New Zealand hemp stakeholders seem to be keeping their cool, but they can’t help but be frustrated by the slow pace of change in the government’s management of industrial hemp. […]
Stakeholders again urge government to unlock New Zealand’s $2 billion hemp potential Read More »
Hemp and medical cannabis have been singled out for development in Botswana, under newly elected President Duma Boko’s agenda to diversify the country’s diamond-reliant economy. Speaking during his first State
Botswana’s president hopes hemp, medical cannabis can help ease dependence on diamonds Read More »
By Steve Allin In recent weeks, I’ve been focusing on how my knowledge of environmentalism and sustainability can be applied to the current state of the industrial hemp industry. My
Wizards & Prophets: Balancing growth and sustainability in the industrial hemp sector Read More »
A new hemp fiber processing facility opened by a Minnesota Native American community will need to source hemp crops from outside of tribal lands to make the factory operate efficiently,
Minnesota Native American community gets hemp fiber processing factory up and running Read More »
Lawmakers in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh have passed an amendment to the state’s drug law that will allow the production of industrial hemp and medical marijuana. The state
Indian state of Himachal Pradesh opens markets for industrial hemp, medical marijuana Read More »
Despite clearly defined laws and regulations, a “knowledge and information gap” is holding back the hemp industry in Zimbabwe, stakeholders say. That gap is a challenge to widespread commercialization, with
Commercialization of hemp lags in Zimbabwe despite established laws and regulations Read More »
Enthusiasm is building for cannabis production in Morocco, with the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis-Related Activities (ANRAC) reporting a surge in licenses issued since the start of 2024.
Hemp at disadvantage under Morocco’s rules aimed at getting marijuana under control Read More »
A bill that would simplify things for hemp producers in the Australian state of Tasmania has passed the House of Assembly, the Parliament’s lower body. Now facing a vote in
Bill aimed at easing regulations for hemp producers passes Tasmania’s lower house Read More »
Stakeholders and local officials in south-central France say they are two weeks from harvesting first trial hemp crops, holding out hope that the plant could lift the fortunes of local
French project probes potential for supply chains in hemp textiles, building materials Read More »
Inconsistencies in trade data are hampering global business in hemp products, holding back the economic and environmental benefits for developing nations, according to a new global study. A more systematic
Better tracking of global trade in hemp can help developing nations, UN study says Read More »
