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New Jersey now treats products with more than 0.4 milligrams of total THC as cannabis or marijuana, pushing much of the intoxicating hemp trade into licensed cannabis stores and giving hemp beverages only a temporary route through liquor wholesalers and retailers until November 13, 2026.
Read moreNew Zealand’s medicinal-cannabis exporters are getting shipment approvals faster, giving a sector that depends on overseas sales a measurable gain in reliability and cash flow.
Read moreNew data from Basel-Stadt’s Weed Care trial shows that cannabis oil, vapes and spray quickly reached about 18% of monthly purchase volume while per-person purchasing stayed stable, giving Europe one of its clearest early readings on how a tightly regulated adult-use market may actually behave.
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New Jersey has moved intoxicating hemp out of the loose edge of general retail and into the state’s licensed cannabis system. As of April 13, 2026, any product with more than 0.4 milligrams of total THC is treated as cannabis or...
Read moreNew Zealand’s medicinal-cannabis export bottleneck has moved from complaint to measurement. The government said on April 14 that medicinal-cannabis export licences issued by Medsafe since January 1, 2026 have taken an average of...
Read moreThat combination is the news. A meaningful share of legal demand moved into products that do not involve smoking, but overall purchasing did not move up with it. In a European cannabis debate still dominated by principle, caution...
Read moreMaine regulators have now attached a number to a dispute that had circulated for years in testimony, complaints, and trade arguments. In a state report based on audit testing of 120 medical cannabis samples, 50 samples, or 42%,...
Read moreTexas has now identified all 12 companies chosen for the expansion of its low-THC medical-cannabis program. With the Department of Public Safety completing the second and final selection round on April 1, the state has moved from...
Read moreMassachusetts has changed one of the most important limits in its adult-use cannabis market. Under the new law signed by Governor Maura Healey on April 19, no licensee may be granted more than six marijuana retailer licenses in...
Read moreThailand’s cannabis crackdown has moved from ministerial intent to a measurable reduction in the legal market. The Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine said on April 23 that cannabis establishments had reached...
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