Protected: Catalyst Conversations | 2.16.21 | Blazing the Trail – Black Cultivators in Cannabis
Catalyst Conversations | 2.16.21 | Blazing the Trail – Black Cultivators in Cannabis | Education NCIA is leading the cannabis industry’s unified and coordinated campaign to ensure our business sector is treated fairly and has the opportunity to reach its full potential. Now – more than ever – is... Read more
Protected: Committee Insights | 2.17.21 | Cannabis Business Culture & Hiring Practices Are Rapidly Changing…
Committee Insights | 2.17.21 | Cannabis Business Culture & Hiring Practices Are Rapidly Changing… | Education NCIA is leading the cannabis industry’s unified and coordinated campaign to ensure our business sector is treated fairly and has the opportunity to reach its full potential. Now – more than ever –... Read more
Member Blog: How Can Influencer Marketing Help Your Cannabis Business? 
By Lindsey Griffith, Creative Content Specialist at ThrivePOP It’s no secret: cannabis marketing is hard. Without federal legalization, many forms of digital advertising like Facebook, Instagram, and Google are nearly impossible. For years the industry has had to find creative ways to market cannabis while also staying compliant with... Read more
NFL requesting research on CBD for pain management
The National Football League and its players’ union have requested industry research on CBD and other cannabinoids for pain management. The NFL says it is looking for information about “alternatives to opioids in routine pain management.” The request mentions CBD but is open to research on other cannabinoids. The... Read more
Judge: CBD company did not mislead investors
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York Crediting the CBD company’s forthrightness, a federal judge in New York has dismissed a lawsuit against Curaleaf from investors who argued the company misled them about legality of its CBD products. The investors sued when Massachusetts-based Curaleaf’s share price... Read more
Canadian hemp, marijuana producer Tilray reports $271 million loss for year
Canadian hemp and marijuana producer Tilray cut its annual loss to $271 million for 2020 — an improvement from the Nanaimo, British Columbia company’s $321 million loss in 2019, according to the full-year and fourth-quarter results released Wednesday. Tilray, which is on the verge of being merged with Canadian... Read more
California hemp producer sues Santa Cruz County for incorrect hemp sampling, leading to crop loss
Sungrown Organic Hemp, a hemp producer in California, says the county owes it $9.6 million for incorrectly sampling its 2019 hemp crop, which led to a false determination that the crop was marijuana. The Watsonville farm filed the lawsuit on Tuesday in county court, claiming that the Santa Cruz... Read more
Elixinol executive joins US Hemp Authority board
An executive from international CBD brand Elixinol has been appointed to the board of directors at the U.S. Hemp Authority — one of the industry’s self-regulatory bodies. “From the start, Elixinol has gone above and beyond when it comes to product efficacy and transparency,” Elixinol CEO for the Americas... Read more
H&M-owned clothing company debuts hemp denim
A denim maker owned by the H&M Group has debuted a line of hemp denim dyed with avocados and red onions. Weekday, a sustainable fashion brand based in Sweden, highlighted its first items made from hemp textiles at Stockholm Fashion Week last week, Sourcing Journal reported. The garments are... Read more
Autoflower hemp will rule emerging CBD global powerhouse regions of Southeast Asia and Latin America
LONGMONT, COLO, February 17, 2021 — Hemp seed breeder Trilogene Seeds releases three new autoflower hemp varietals for 2021 seed sales, a bid to meet the needs of hemp growers in regions like Thailand and Latin America predicted to dominate the future of global CBD hemp production. After 80... Read more
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