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 »
An international trade group has recommended limits on THC for hempseed and hempseed waste used as animal feed that go well beyond those being sought in the U.S., Europe and
International trade group says hempseed feed carries no risk to animals or humans Read More »
Canadian health officials are seeking public comment on proposed guidance for pesticides used on marijuana and industrial hemp, suggesting the expansion of cannabis cultivation could bring greater pest control problems.
Canadian regulator seeks input on guidance for pesticide use on hemp, marijuana crops Read More »
More than two years after Guyana passed the country’s Industrial Hemp Act, the government still has not appointed a licensing authority, holding up widespread commercialization. Stakeholders are awaiting the establishment
Two years after passage of Industrial Hemp Act, Guyana still has no licensing body Read More »
Waste left over from the production of hemp oil has been approved as feedstock by a key farming industry group after a yearslong quest by U.S. stakeholders. The Association of
Key U.S. regulatory association approves hempseed waste as feed for laying hens Read More »
U.S. hemp interests are urging regulators to follow a strictly American path as they consider the advisability of hemp waste as feed for laying hens. In recent letters, the Hemp
U.S. stakeholders say Canadians, Europeans engaging in ‘protectionism’ on hemp feed 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 »
While Australian-bred hemp grain and fiber varieties have proven their mettle in irrigated fields, upcoming trials will look at how those genetics perform as dryland winter crops. The trials, to
Australian hemp trials will look at potential for 2 varieties as dryland winter crops Read More »
As Moldova appears headed toward legalizing the cultivation of industrial hemp, stakeholders have outlined several key considerations that should be addressed in pending legislation. Representatives of several organizations who spoke
Hemp stakeholders in Moldova want simplification of licensing, government support Read More »
