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Cannabis Regulation: The deadline is up. What now, STJ?
Facing the Federal Government's request for a 180-day extension to regulate cannabis, experts analyze the possible scenarios at STJ, ranging from granting the extension to imposing fines for non-compliance
Government has five days to comment on regulation of cannabis cultivation, determined by STJ
STJ Minister demands Union and Anvisa to execute the Action Plan for the medicinal cultivation of the plant
DNA requests STJ authorization for regulatory sandbox after delay in hemp regulation
Company demands urgent measures in face of new missed deadlines by the government and Anvisa and proposes experimental environment under judicial supervision
With extension requested from STJ, Cannabis Connection 2025 gains even more relevance in the debate about the future of cannabis in Brazil
“Now is the time to devise strategies and discuss how to implement and improve the requirements that will come,” says Beatriz Marti Emygdio, researcher at Embrapa and president of the Permanent Committee on Cannabis (CPCAN)
Government asks STJ for additional 180 days to deliver regulation on cannabis cultivation
Ministry of Health and Anvisa claim technical complexity and propose a new schedule that extends until March 2026 to define the rules
Anvisa Directors Signal in Meeting with Associations that Agency Should Meet STJ Deadline to Regulate Cannabis Cultivation
Representatives of associations who participated in the meeting with the entity confirmed the delivery of the draft ordinance by September 30; Anvisa has not yet officially stated whether it will comply with the deadline set by the Judiciary, which ends today
Request for cannabis-based medicine without registration at Anvisa must be judged by the Federal Justice
STJ decision reinforces federal competence for actions involving unregistered drugs at the regulatory agency
Request for cannabis-based medicine without registration at Anvisa must be judged by the Federal Court
STJ decision reinforces federal jurisdiction for actions involving unregistered drugs at the regulatory agency
Deadline for regulation of cannabis cultivation in Brazil ends today
Deadline set by STJ ends today without a decision, Fávaro advocated for the issue and scientific institutions presented proposals to advance in regulation
Countdown: government has until September 30th to publish regulation on cannabis cultivation
Deadline set by STJ puts pressure on ministries and Anvisa to conclude pending stages of the action plan
Judge authorizes Chapecó patient to cultivate 279 cannabis plants for medicinal use
Patient from SC obtains safe conduct to import seeds and cultivate 279 cannabis plants per year, with decision based on medical reports and support from the STJ for medicinal use
Anvisa may vote on rules for national cultivation and control of cannabis this Wednesday (13)
Change may authorize cultivation by companies under strict control, with a limit of 0.3% THC; measure complies with a decision from the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) related to cultivation regulation.
Associations may have more space in the debate on the regulation of cannabis cultivation in Brazil
Entrepreneur Fabrício Penafiel considers the inclusion of practical experience of producers in the proposal, with a deadline set for September 30th, a historic opportunity.
“Extended deadline creates the possibility of presenting a more consistent proposal,” says Anvisa director about regulation of cultivation
Thiago Campos advocates for the extension of the regulation deadline and reinforces the importance of social listening in the process
Suplicy shows 54% improvement in Parkinson's symptoms after treatment with medical cannabis
Case study using THC highlights advances in mobility, quality of life, and sleep
Translating Medicine to Justice: The Role of the Agronomic Report in Habeas Corpus
Experts explain why the report has become indispensable to prove the therapeutic purpose and ensure the continuity of treatment
Court grants right to patient with ADHD to cultivate cannabis to produce their own medicinal oil
TRF-3 grants safe conduct for importing seeds and cultivating up to 138 cannabis plants, recognizing the right of a patient to produce their own medicinal oil to treat ADHD and temporomandibular joint pain
Regulation of cultivation comes up for discussion at Anvisa after request for extension
10/06/2025The subject is on the agenda of the 6th Public Meeting of the Collegiate Board of Directors (Dicol) of 2025, scheduled for Wednesday (10/08)
Embrapa, The Green Hub, and Instituto Ficus sign agreement to boost research and agribusiness of cannabis in Brazil
08/27/2025Unprecedented partnership aims to combine science, innovation, and regulation to turn hemp into a new frontier of Brazilian agribusiness
Patient with complex clinical condition obtains habeas corpus for cannabis cultivation in Rio
Court authorizes homemade production of Cannabis sativa for medicinal purposes until 2027, based on medical prescription, technical reports, and favorable opinion from the Prosecutor's Office