Articles tagged with "legalization"

(Part three of a three-part Mexico Legalization Series) In Mexico City, 33-year-old businessman Bernardo Pérez Rojas wants to take a plunge into the cannabis economy, but first with measured steps. Pérez Rojas, a stylish man with longish hair wrapped in a ponytail, is the CEO of Grupo Perfumeros de México, a fragrance and flavoring company […]

California cannabis labs are being swamped with samples as new product purity regulations take effect.

While Canada and the US move forward on full legalization, why is Mexico lagging?

The New York State Health Department’s 2018 Marijuana Legalization Assessment Report will go down in history.

Mexico’s ex-president pushes cannabis legalization as a moral cause that makes business sense—and could quell the narco-violence.

California’s legal recreational cannabis supply is now cleaner than the state’s food. Starting July 1, all cannabis products sold at licensed stores must undergo rigorous analytical testing before they can be sent to retailers. More than two dozen licensed labs are charged with conducting the assays for potency and purity, which have been phasing in […]

US Attorney Andrew Lelling said that while he can’t immunize the state-legal industry, his office’s enforcement priorities lie elsewhere.

North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Utah move ahead while Maine overrides Gov. LePage’s veto.

This week: Arizona gets concentrates confused, Quebec gets playful, and Roll-Up listeners give us an earful.

From approval of outdoor grow-ops to the creation of a new class of “cannabis pharmaceuticals,” here are the key facts from the Cannabis Act’s 400 pages of regulations.