MLB Makes Charlotte’s Web ‘Official CBD of Major League Baseball’
Wed / Oct 12th
The MLB announced an official partnership with the CBD company Charlotte’s Web in a first-of-its-kind deal for the major national sports league.
TG joined Ganjapreneur in 2014 as a news writer and began hosting the Ganjapreneur podcast in 2016. He is based in upstate New York, where he also teaches media studies at a local university.
Wed / Oct 12th
The MLB announced an official partnership with the CBD company Charlotte’s Web in a first-of-its-kind deal for the major national sports league.
Wed / Oct 12th
New York Office of Cannabis Management Director Chris Alexander said some of the state’s adult-use cannabis dispensaries will be open before the end of the year.
Tue / Oct 11th
The California Department of Cannabis Control has earmarked $20 million in funding for research prioritizing multiple cannabis topics including potency, health impacts, medicinal use, legacy cannabis genetics, and the health of California’s cannabis industry.
Tue / Oct 11th
A spokesperson from the United Kingdom Prime Minister’s office clarified the administration does not intend to reclassify cannabis from a Class B to Class A drug in the country.
Tue / Oct 11th
Olive-Harvey College in Pullman, Illinois will offer a first-of-its-kind Associate Degree in Applied Cannabis Studies including courses in hemp horticulture, cannabis and the law, and basic chemistry.
Fri / Oct 7th
A new poll released on Wednesday found that 60% of US voters believe cannabis should be federally legal.
Fri / Oct 7th
DEA Museum historian Kasey Sease, Ph.D. admitted that the reasons for criminalizing drug use were based on racial, ethnic, and class prejudice.
Fri / Oct 7th
The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled last month that importing cannabis paraphernalia into the US is legal, breaking a previous Controlled Substances Act ban.
Thu / Oct 6th
A Washington Post and University of Maryland poll found that 74% of Maryland voters support adult-use cannabis legalization.
Thu / Oct 6th
Massachusetts authorities are investigating the circumstances around the death of former Trulieve employee Lorna McMurrey, who OSHA concluded died after inhaling “ground cannabis dust” at the company’s Holyoke facility.
Thu / Oct 6th
Kansas lawmakers will be considering medical cannabis reforms during two meetings this month to review the bill and hear input from law enforcement, state agencies, and the public.
Wed / Oct 5th
The FDA has tapped a former New York and Rhode Island cannabis regulator as its first senior policy advisor on cannabis.
Wed / Oct 5th
DEA pharmaceutical cannabis license-holder Biopharmaceutical Research Company has raised $20 million in its Series A funding round.
Wed / Oct 5th
Morocco has distributed its first permits for medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial cannabis production.
Tue / Oct 4th
An online poll by Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee found that 98.4% of Kentuckians support medical cannabis reforms in the state.
Tue / Oct 4th
The Amsterdam council is expected to vote against banning tourists from the city’s cannabis-serving coffee shops.
Tue / Oct 4th
Iowa Democrats included adult-use cannabis legalization in their campaign platform for the upcoming November elections.
Mon / Oct 3rd
Adult-use cannabis sales launched in Vermont over the weekend; at least 70 Vermont municipalities have opted to allow retail cannabis sales.
Mon / Oct 3rd
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) said a worker at Trulieve’s Holyoke, Massachusetts cannabis facility, Lorna McMurrey, died after inhaling “ground cannabis dust.”
Mon / Oct 3rd
Conservative police commissioners in the United Kingdom want to reclassify cannabis from a Class B to a Class A drug, which would put the plant in the same category as heroin and cocaine.
Fri / Sep 30th
Japan’s government is debating legalizing cannabis medicines, a historic change in Japan’s zero-tolerance drug laws.
Fri / Sep 30th
New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice Shannon Bacon wants individuals to file their own expungement applications instead of requiring the state’s judicial branch to find eligible cases, a change to the current legalization law.
Fri / Sep 30th
The Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys is asking voters to reject the cannabis legalization amendment appearing on November ballots.
Thu / Sep 29th
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture will be banning hemp and hemp-derived products in pet food, animal feed, and supplements starting November 1.
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