Report outlines short, medium, and long-term actions to structure the plant's production chain in the country

Unprecedented partnership aims to combine science, innovation, and regulation to turn hemp into a new frontier of Brazilian agribusiness

Event marks release of report and discusses guidelines for regulating the new agricultural commodity in the country

Installation created by the Humanitas360 Institute, in partnership with architect Pedro Mendes da Rocha and the Ficus Institute, will explore the history and ecological potential of hemp in architecture and other human activities

Debates on medicinal cannabis continue deeply at Cannabis Connection 2025 in November and at the Brazilian Medicinal Cannabis Congress in May 2026, both in São Paulo.

Meeting aligned strategies for the development of technical and scientific knowledge about the plant, focusing on its medicinal and industrial potential

Event brings together over 100 speakers and establishes itself as the largest in Latin America in medicinal cannabis

Proposal in the review of RDC 327/2019 to RDC 660/2022 divides opinions and raises doubts about access and judicialization

For Fritz Eduardo Kasbaum the scientific ecosystem is ready to expand, but still depends on changes in national regulation

With limited spots available, Cannabis Connection 2025 will host the launch of the 5th Sechat Cannabis Guide and discussions on regulation, cultivation, and market

Amendment approved by the European Parliament recognizes inflorescences as lawful agricultural products and provides legal certainty to the industrial hemp sector

Amendment approved by the European Parliament recognizes inflorescences as lawful agricultural products and provides legal certainty to the industrial hemp sector

In Belém, Brazil celebrates the Amazon, but leaves aside a plant capable of driving sustainability, innovation, and social justice

Experts point out that the US experience can accelerate national development

Investment enables construction of new 1,650 m² Nutabes facility

Medical training involves the creation of specific study schools in various specialties focused on the medicinal use of cannabis.

Swiss project “Züri Can” expands participation with over 900 volunteers to assess the impacts of legalized substance use

Emílio Figueiredo's work presents accounts from lawyers, judicial decisions, and challenges in the cannabis agenda

Expansion of the institute in the sector, however, depends on new authorizations from Anvisa for the quality control of plant-based raw materials

Agreement between regulatory agency and veterinary institute evaluates the use of cannabidiol as an alternative to antibiotics in poultry farming