Czech government lifts CBD ban, prioritizes research and clear regulations

“We agree that the forthcoming measure regulating the sale of CBD will not come into force now,” explaining that a special working group has been set up to develop “clear and predictable rules,” Prime Minister Petr Fiala said reported from Hemp Today. The move comes in response to industry opposition and concerns from users and entrepreneurs. With CBD being recognized as a food, the government plans to review naturally occurring cannabinoids as traditional foods and has proposed a three-tier safety system based on CBD concentration. Committed to finding a balanced solution that benefits everyone involved, the government wants to navigate the CBD landscape with thorough research and clearly defined regulations.

Legalizing cannabis in Western Australia could raise $243.5 million annually

Legal weed could bring in a staggering $243.5 million a year in its first five years. revealed a report that provides a comprehensive analysis of potential revenue.

Nepal: Prime Minister of Gandaki province supports legalization of marijuana and alcohol

Surendra Raj Pandeywho suggested that if marijuana has medicinal properties, it should also be established as a medicine highlighted the potential of hemp cultivation and domestic spirits production to boost local economies and create employment opportunities. He acknowledged that legalizing marijuana and domestic alcohol would require talks with the central government to enact legislation.

Costa Rica grants Azul Wellness permission to grow medicinal cannabis

Minister of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG), Víctor Carvajal, signed a resolution granting the permit Azul Wellness SA Growing and processing cannabis for medicinal purposes. Supported by the family of José Álvaro Jenkins, President of the Costa Rican Union of Chambers and Associations of the Private Business Sector (UCCAEP), Azul Wellness…