Despite cannabis still being classified as a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law, recent legislative changes have paved the way for limited cannabis trademarks in the United States.
Vice President Kamala Harris recently announced a groundbreaking plan for the federal legalization of cannabis, signaling a potential turning point for the industry and advocates across the country.
The hemp beverage market is evolving rapidly, presenting both opportunities and challenges.
Smoke shops selling flavored vapes have become sitting ducks for Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) enforcement, protected only by their sheer numbers and the FDA’s inability to enforce against every individual retailer across 50 states.
The federal PACT Act may significantly impact the online sale of cannabis and hemp vapes, requiring rigorous compliance with registration, reporting, age verification, and shipping regulations. For online retailers, understanding and adhering to these requirements is crucial in order to avoid a run-in with federal authorities.
While the burgeoning and ever-evolving hemp-derived THC food market offers lucrative opportunities, entering this new market requires serious consideration of the various regulatory hurdles at early stages in product development.
On June 7 Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed Florida Senate Bill 1698, which was sent to him by the Florida legislature in March of this year. He has also indicated his policy priorities for the hemp industry going forward.
In recent years, the conversation surrounding cannabis has evolved significantly, with many advocating for its rescheduling at the federal level in the United States. Currently classified as a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act, cannabis faces numerous legal and regulatory barriers.
In an era where the intersection between sports and health is being redefined, the burgeoning relationship between professional sports and the cannabis industry presents a groundbreaking frontier. The potential for current and former athletes, as well as leagues, franchises, and arenas, to partner with cannabis brands is monumental, especially as we move further into 2024 and beyond.
The landscape of the beverage industry is witnessing a remarkable transformation with the rise of hemp-based drinks. This surge in popularity is not just a trend but a reflection of changing consumer preferences and a growing appreciation for the diverse benefits of hemp. Beyond the well-known CBD, there’s an emerging […]