As China’s Hemp Industry Suffers, U.S. Hemp Growers Prepare to Pounce March 5, 2020 AggregatedNews China 0 Comments By Jonathan Bench, Attorney at Harris Bricken The U.S. hemp market continues to heat up for a variety of reasons, mainly because the general populace is finally starting to understand the difference between cannabis as marijuana and cannabis as hemp… Read More→
Hemp CBD Across Europe: The United Kingdom February 27, 2020 AggregatedNews Hemp Policy & Legal, United Kingdom 0 Comments By Nathalie Bougenies, Attorney at Harris Bricken The enactment of the 2018 Farm Bill and the legalization of hemp and hemp derivative including cannabidiol (“CBD”), has led to a massive CBD craze in the United States. The highly coveted cannabinoid is… Read More→
Cannabis and International Trade: Don’t Ignore the U.S.-China Trade War May 22, 2019 AggregatedNews International 0 Comments By Griffen Thorne & Adams Lee, Attorneys at Harris Bricken Marijuana and hemp companies should not ignore the US-China trade war. Numerous products and components in these industries might be subject to increased tariffs of 25 percent. If cannabis companies can’t find new… Read More→
The California Bureau of Cannabis Control’s Final Regulations Immigration Impact on Foreign “Owners” February 7, 2019 AggregatedNews California 0 Comments By Griffen Thorne & Akshat Divatia, Attorneys at Harris Bricken On January 16, 2019, each of the three California cannabis agencies dropped a final set of regulations. In many senses, the Bureau of Cannabis Control’s (“BCC”) regulations were the most… Read More→
Colombia’s Goal: Become First Major Marijuana Producer, Legally July 1, 2016 AggregatedNews Cultivation 0 Comments Colombia gave a major push to rebooting its marijuana industry this week by awarding its first license for medical marijuana production to a Canadian company with big plans. The move marks a changing shift in attitudes toward cannabis in a… Read More→