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The federal recriminalization of hemp THC products, set for November, is pushed to December 11 as Congress weighs regulation over prohibition.
Read the evidence-backed report →Assemblymember Gail Pellerin says AB 2697 lacked the votes needed to advance this year.
Read the evidence-backed report →Gov. Gavin Newsom signs AB 2249 to restrict packaging, labeling, and marketing that could appeal to children.
Read the evidence-backed report →House and Senate members from both parties are advancing legislation to establish federal rules for hemp-derived THC products after a scheduled ban was postponed until December.
Read the evidence-backed report →New state law targets cartoon and fruit imagery on cannabis packaging, directing the DCC to enforce child-safe labeling rules.
Read the evidence-backed report →The DEA's closing brief argues cannabis 'can no longer remain in Schedule I,' while full transcripts reveal key testimony and cross-examinations.
Read the evidence-backed report →AB 2249 defines youth-appealing cannabis packaging and directs state regulators to develop compliance tools for licensed businesses.
Read the evidence-backed report →Gov. Andy Beshear says a federal hemp THC product ban would 'decimate' the industry and calls for state-level regulation instead.
Read the evidence-backed report →A questionnaire obtained by Marijuana Moment shows the DEA's Rocky Mountain Division asking Colorado dispensaries about interstate ordering, product types, suppliers, labeling, and disposal.
Read the evidence-backed report →State attorneys argue the new law is clear, while plaintiffs say it makes the same product both legal hemp and illegal marijuana.
Read the evidence-backed report →Gov. Jared Polis grants clemency to individuals with past cannabis offenses, continuing his efforts to provide second chances.
Read the evidence-backed report →A new regulatory pathway could let existing adult-use stores register with the DEA and unlock federal tax benefits.
Read the evidence-backed report →Businesses seek public pressure on excise taxes, packaging, promotion limits, and THC caps as regulatory fatigue grows.
Read the evidence-backed report →Shannon O’Brien alleges retaliation and privacy violations against Treasurer Deb Goldberg and the CCC.
Read the evidence-backed report →The Illinois Department of Public Health expands patient access by approving two new debilitating conditions for the state's medical cannabis program.
Read the evidence-backed report →The university claims the Colorado cannabis terpenes brand's name and red-and-white script logo are 'nearly identical' to its famous TERPS marks, while the company argues the trademark covers only athletic events and was canceled for years.
Read the evidence-backed report →Vertanical's Exilby oral extract debuts weeks after dried cannabis flowers lost national health reimbursement, giving the new pharmaceutical a regulatory edge but raising patient access concerns.
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