A proposed provision in landmark U.S. cannabis legislation under consideration would set an unnecessarily low level for trace amounts of THC in hemp flower-based food products, leading to “the elimination
U.S. trade group cries foul over proposed strict limits on THC in extracts Read More »
A Canadian health committee called on government to support studies that will more broadly look at CBD’s potential as a wellness aid while ensuring consumer safety. Stressing that a lack
Canadian health committee urges government support for CBD research Read More »
A judge in Kentucky has barred law enforcement from meddling in the production and sale of delta-8 THC but dismissed an injunction against the state agriculture agency, raising the fear
Cops can’t charge delta-8 stakeholders, but hemp licensees at risk in Kentucky Read More »
[Last of three parts] Despite the cloud that has descended over U.S. Hemp, a dwindled number of hearty survivors are sticking around, turning their attention to the promise of fiber
[Second of three parts] When it comes to the smackdown suffered by the U.S. hemp industry over the last three years, most injuries were self-inflicted. As an assortment of charlatans
Charlatans, lack of leadership, bureaucracy brought U.S. Hemp down to earth Read More »
[First of three parts] As the gold rush in the CBD sector appears headed for a bitter end, it has left U.S. Hemp a mere shadow of its former self,
With CBD gold rush over, U.S. Hemp is but a shadow of its former self Read More »
Consumers in Texas can continue to puff hemp, but the production of hemp smokables is outlawed in the state as a result of a recent Supreme Court ruling. The ruling
Smokable hemp called ‘inherently vicious’ as production ban reimposed in Texas Read More »
A new law in Louisiana has established a program to advance hemp for industrial uses. The Louisiana Industrial Hemp Promotion and Research Program, which will operate under the Department of
New law in Louisiana establishes program to ‘push hemp to forefront’ Read More »
Vermont is giving up on its hemp program less than one year after a state plan for the sector was approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The state’s
Vermont abandons hemp program less than one year after it started Read More »
The U.S. Army is exploring hemp and jute as raw materials for camouflage uniforms used by its snipers. The Army earlier this month put out a request for information (RFI)
U.S. Army seeks information on hemp for use in camouflage sniper uniforms Read More »
