Italian Court Rules Hemp Flower And Leaves Are Not Narcotic In Latest Victory For Industry February 27, 2023 Ben Stevens Italy 0 Comments AN Italian court has overturned an ‘absurdly restrictive’ decree which meant hemp leaves and flowers were considered narcotics in the eyes of regulators. The decision, which was made by the Lazio Regional Administrative Court last week (February 14), means that… Read More→
New Amendments Could Delay Passing Of Greek Medical Cannabis Bill Until Next Year July 21, 2021 AggregatedNews Greece 0 Comments GREEK businesses are preparing for amendments to the Mediterranean country’s cannabis laws allowing the cultivation, sale and export of high percentage THC medical products. In May this year the Greek Parliament passed the draft production, extraction and distribution of final… Read More→
Big Ideas: Apply For Your Mexico Cannabis License NOW August 6, 2020 AggregatedNews Mexico 0 Comments By Adrián Cisneros Aguilar, Harris Bricken correspondent attorney For the past 15 years, the global “War on Drugs” has shaped Mexico’s national security landscape. The Mexican government’s offensive against illegal drugs has taken two paths: head-on clashes with the cartels and… Read More→
Regulating a ‘Sacred Plant’ in Jamaica Becoming a Tricky Process October 18, 2017 Hilary Bricken International, Jamaica, Policy & Legal 0 Comments I recently attended and moderated a panel at CanEx Jamaica in Montego Bay. The event focused on the business and policy of cannabis in Jamaica and abroad. Jamaica decriminalized cannabis in 2015, imposing a fine for possession of less than two ounces… Read More→
Mexico Just Legalized Medical Marijuana June 21, 2017 AggregatedNews International, Mexico, Policy & Legal 0 Comments Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto signed a decree this week legalizing medical marijuana. The measure also classified the psychoactive ingredient in the drug as “therapeutic.” The new policy isn't exactly opening the door for medical marijuana dispensaries on every corner. Instead it… Read More→