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Logistics, Regulation, and Security: The Impasse on Storing Cannabis in Brazil
In Deusa Cast, experts discuss the possibility of storing cannabis-based products in Brazil. Regulatory advances, legal hurdles, and logistical impacts were debated in light of RDCs 660 and 327
In Uruguay, teenagers take more risks with alcohol and energy drinks than with cannabis
Research in Uruguay shows that alcohol and energy drinks are the most consumed drugs by teenagers, surpassing marijuana and highlighting the risks of legal products
RDC-327 and Cannabis Research: Lawyer Explains Proposal to Extend Deadline for Clinical Studies
On Deusa Cast, lawyer Larissa Meneghel details how the five-year deadline set forth in RDC-327 for clinical cannabis research works and comments on the renewal proposal under review by Anvisa
Cannabidiol grows over 70% in the pharmacy channel; Anvisa's RDC 327 review generates optimism in the sector
According to Filipe Campos, from Close-Up International, the market could expand even further with rule updates and increased medical adherence
Caco Ciocler on cannabis: “It's time to talk without prejudice”
Caco Ciocler reinforces the importance of discussing cannabis openly and maturely, understanding its impacts without prejudice, when commenting on his son's experience as a cannabis farmer in Canada
More than 500 companies offer cannabis products to Brazil through importation; products now exceed 600
Anvisa points out the USA as the main supplier, followed by Canada, Colombia, and Uruguay
How Customs and Criminal Law Protect Cannabis Companies
In Deusa Cast, a lawyer explains how Customs and Criminal Law act in preventing risks in the importation of cannabis-based products, ensuring safety and agility for companies in the sector
Meneghel explains the role of sanitary law in medical cannabis
In Deusa Cast, Larissa Meneghel explains how sanitary law is essential for cannabis-based products to reach pharmacies safely and with quality
US Study Shows High-Dose CBD Can Affect Liver; Test Used 5 mg per kilo
New FDA study shows that CBD can cause liver damage in some people. Understand the risks, symptoms, and what to do to use it safely