[Fourth in a five-part series of the most popular stories on HempToday in 2024] Twenty twenty-four was a pivotal year for hemp policy, marked by progress, setbacks, and debates across […]
Year in Review: Hemp industry confronts progress, setbacks, and legal debates Read More »
[Third in a five-part series of the most popular stories on HempToday in 2024] The past year saw exciting advancements in hemp-based construction, underscoring the industry’s growing role in the
Year in Review: Research fuels hempcrete innovations in U.S. and UK housing Read More »
[Second in a five-part series of the most popular stories on HempToday in 2024] In 2024, industrial hemp proved its potential as a sustainability powerhouse. From Ecuador’s Amazon, where cannabis
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[First in a five-part series of the most popular stories on HempToday in 2024] It has been another turbulent year for the CBD industry as regulatory battles and market shifts
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Stephen Alexander Vaden’s recent nomination by President-elect Donald Trump as deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) should be a good sign for industrial hemp stakeholders. Vaden, a
Hemp industry should have an ally in lawyer who was appointed USDA deputy secretary Read More »
Congress officially pushed back reauthorization of the U.S. Farm Bill this week, extending the landmark 2018 version of the omnibus agriculture legislation – and meaning more delays in putting the
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Canadian cannabinoid company MediPharm Labs Corp. said it has sold its Napanee, Ontario manufacturing facility to Kensana Health, a biotechnology firm specializing in phytopharmaceuticals, for roughly $4 million (CA$5.5 million)
Struggling Canadian cannabis company sells Ontario production facility for $4 million Read More »
Two states have hit flashpoints over products that contain hemp-derived intoxicating substances, underscoring ongoing tensions between regulatory oversight and booming trade in synthetic products that many consider to be unsafe.
Illinois, Tennessee are latest flash points in crackdowns on intoxicating hemp products Read More »
The Tasmanian Hemp Association (THA) has resigned its membership in a leading Australian hemp advocacy federation in an apparent flap over how that body operates. The THA board of directors
Disagreement between associations shakes Australia’s national hemp advocacy efforts Read More »
While interest remains high in Zimbabwe’s hemp industry, stakeholders are finding the going rough as the nascent sector unfolds. Despite significant regulatory strides, Zimbabwe’s hemp industry is encountering several obstacles
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