The Sri Lankan Government has promising evidence from experts that exporting medical cannabis could be the end to the recession in the country. Minister of Trade Dr. Bandula Gunawardane says they could pay off foreign debts by 2025.
Australian cannabis company Cronos (ASX: CAU) will be set to start stacking Asian shelves with a pure cannabidiol (CBD) heat and cooling gel for elite athletes to help with recovery. The gels for Australian’s, however, may take some time.
Police in Canberra have found a huge cannabis growing operation, spanning 6 rooms, in a house in Dunlop. Unsafe electrical outlets and huge grow tents were found at the home, with the number of plants being unknown.
A substantial grow house found in Canberra by police is estimated to be worth $550,000. The home in Dunlop contained over 200 plants and was said be a “well organised” grow house by police.
New York has become the latest state in America to legalise the adult use of cannabis, a welcome relief for hundreds of New Yorkers. The program is predicted to produce up to $350 million USD every year in taxes.
A German study which has researched how cannabis is used for treatment in a medical setting has advised that rules and clear guidelines need to be set out, to create a legal framework that fully states the facts.
A statement published by Chinas National Institutes for Food and Drug Control has written a draft report that could be put in place banning the use of CBD in the cosmetic industry. Consumers can send their feedback on the matter up until 19 April.
Prof. Raphael Mechoulam was the first scientist to isolate and synthesize the active psychoactive components in cannabis. Today, he has more plans to develop medical cannabis treatments using cannabis acids.
There is little evidence for the benefits of drinking CBD tea but that is not stopping manufacturers claiming benefits that research is not yet suggesting. This article explains the types of CBD tea available, as well as benefits and risks.
Whilst cannabis is still illegal at the federal level in Australia, some states have decriminalised its use, and one has legalised it for personal use. With so many different laws it can get confusing! This helpful guide explains.
Dr Andrew Agius, Medical Director at the Pain Clinic, speaks about the benefits of using cannabis to treat chronic pain, and the areas where additional research on the matter needs to be performed.
Hemp products are becoming more mainstream in both the beauty and food industry. This article explains the health and beauty benefits for you, including how hemp-based products can help us live better.
The Moroccan government is taking advantage of a growing legal market in the medicinal, cosmetic, and industrial use of cannabis, approving the bill on 11th March 2021.
Learn how to make your own delicious chocolate brownies- with a cannabis twist! Emily Kyle shares her recipe for “classic, delicious, medicated brownies that are ready in just 25 minutes.”
So far, there has not been much in the way of merger & acquisition (MA) within the Australia cannabis industry. With more cannabis companies emerging within Australia, this could soon be about to change.
Researchers from the Department of Neuroscience at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences have found new information related to the medicinal use of cannabis for certain medical treatments, which could prove essential.
A staggering $7.5 million dollars’ worth of cannabis has been found by New South Wales police at a property in the Southern Highlands. Another 100kg of dried cannabis leaves was also found.
Taking advantage of the huge, and ever-growing cannabis medical market, CSIRO is looking to partner with local manufacturers to produce medical cannabis products, such as tablets and cough lollies.
Tasmanian GP’s will be able to approve patients for medicinal cannabis prescriptions from July 2021. However, access to these drugs may still be a longer and hard process, leaving patients waiting.
Bod Australia (ASX: BDA) have partnered with H&H and have now released numerous medicinal hemp and cannabis products across global the market. This article looks at some of their products and the growing positive outlook.
Despite challenges throughout COVID-19, such as fast moving regulatory change, varying public-health rules and the general worry for the economy, cannabis retailers say the pandemic has had some positive benefits.
After pleaded guilty, a man in Adelaide, who was a site supervisor for the Royal Adelaide Hospital, has been given over five years jail time for sending 30 kilograms of cannabis through Australia post.
Mexico could be on its way to legalise cannabis for recreational use. For ASX cannabis shares, this could boost shares around the world, especially international markets.
Do hemp farms smell? According to some local residents of a hemp farm in Red Cliffs, Victoria, they do, and some report getting headaches and nausea from it too. Residents are calling for rules to be put in place to keep crops away from their homes.
Love sweet treats and cannabis? Why not combine those two loves into one amazingly delicious treat! This mini cannabis blubbery pie recipe is enough to make any mouth water! Try it yourself for a weekend treat.
Epsilon Healthcare’s (EPN) Telehealth medical cannabis clinic group Tetra Health has opened its first physical clinic in Victoria, Australia. Tetra will be the preferred medical cannabis supplier and partner for in-house consultations.
Industrial hemp has historically been used in the textile and construction industries, but recently it has been legalised for consumption and for use in beauty products. Here are some of the best products right now that are hemp infused.
A 28-year-old man was arrested at a unit in Rhodes, in Sydney’s after being thought to be in charge of a huge cannabis group shipping the drug throughout NSW, and worth millions of dollars in profits.
The men are understood to be participating in a trafficking operation between Brisbane and Sydney, after being caught with over 130kg of cannabis, as well as other drugs, chemicals, and large amounts of cash.
As we have seen from cannabis being legalised in some countries, making a drug legal, does not necessarily mean more people will start using it. If the current policies are not working, what else can Australia do?
