A Massachusetts federal judge ruled that another lawsuit against a CBD maker alleging incorrect labeling will be delayed, “pending forthcoming FDA regulations on the products at issue.” Judge Allison D. Burroughs issued the ruling Tuesday, saying she was granting the defendant, Global Widget, a request to stay the case. She denied their appeal to dismiss […]
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As national USDA rules loom, industry ramps up pressure for changes or delay
As the deadline approaches for single set of nationwide hemp-production rules, states and industry associations are pressuring the U.S. Department of Agriculture to delay implementation of its new rules, warning the federal agency that several states won’t meet the deadline.
Read More2 more Canadian MJ companies make partnerships to enter CBD space
Two Canadian marijuana companies have made processing and distribution agreements with CBD businesses, including one in the U.S.
Read MoreUruguay eases hemp, marijuana exporting rules
Uruguay is making it easier to export medical marijuana and hemp by eliminating the requirement that plants be registered first as medicine.
Read MoreState ag departments, industry advocates ask USDA to delay new regulations
The National Industrial Hemp Council and the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture say “many states will be unable to meet” the Oct. 31 deadline to switch to new rules for hemp production.
Read MoreCBD prices are falling as companies seek new consumers. Is that a good thing?
CBD products in the U.S. have gotten cheaper over the last year, driven by falling prices for hemp biomass, reduced production expenses, and plans to reach consumers with less disposable income as unemployment numbers soar amid COVID-19.
Read MoreCV Sciences reports revenue decline for second straight quarter
CV Sciences Inc., a San Diego-based CBD manufacturer, reported $5.4 million in revenue for the fiscal quarter that ended June 30 – a massive drop from the $16.9 million it reported during the same period in 2019.
Read MoreGeorgia sets higher processing fees, out-of-state sales with new hemp law
Regulations for Georgia’s new hemp industry are now in effect, allowing out-of-state hemp sales, hiking processing fees, and implementing transportation rules. Hemp processors would need to pay a $25,000 permit fee to the state Department of Agriculture on the first year and $50,000 every subsequent year. The fees are much higher than what Georgia set […]
Read More5 tips on protecting your hemp crops from diseases
Five strategies from a Penn State horticulturalist on preventing hemp diseases.
Read MoreOregon senators ask feds to delay 2018 interim final hemp rules
Two Oregon U.S. senators want federal officials to delay implementation of the final rules for hemp growers “until regulatory obstacles are fully addressed,” they said in a letter to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.
Read MoreSEC complaint: 400 investors defrauded of $25M for supposed marijuana farm, CBD extraction facility
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is accusing six individuals of fraudulently raising $25 million from 400 investors for a part in a supposed marijuana farm and CBD extraction facility.
Read MoreLooking to expand retail footprint, CV Sciences launches non-CBD products
California CBD manufacturer CV Sciences is starting a line of non-CBD products in an attempt to expand to more stores.
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