The historic initiative involves over 5,400 farmers, transforms the economy of the Rif region, and solidifies the country as a leader in the global regulated market

Unprecedented decision by the Superior Court of Justice allows a group from Peruíbe (SP) to cultivate cannabis for therapeutic purposes, paving the way for new legal and medical debates on the medicinal use of the plant

Agency requests that the court authorize the association to produce plant extract intended for patient treatment

The bill was presented by Councilwoman Elzuila Calisto this October and will proceed to a vote.

Meeting discussed the role of associations in the Cannabis regulation process in Brazil

Agency defines a modular strategy for cannabis cultivation, establishing distinct rules for patient associations, research, and industry

Proposal aims to regulate the performance of non-profit entities in a controlled experimental environment, using the Regulatory Sandbox model to comply with STJ decision

New regulation could make the country a reference in the sector by 2026

Rafael Arcuri criticizes the Executive's omission and advocates for greater involvement of the Legislative in the regulation of medicinal and industrial cannabis

Luxembourg decision could rewrite Italian rules on cultivation and sale of low-THC hemp

Representatives of associations that participated in the meeting with the agency confirmed the delivery of the draft ordinance by September 30; Anvisa has not yet officially stated whether it will comply with the court's deadline, which ends today.

Amid one of the worst economic crises in its history, Lebanon is turning to legal cannabis cultivation as an alternative to revive its economy and restore dignity to thousands of farmers

Authored by Deputy João Carlos Bacelar Batista (Pode-BA), the Bill 369/2021, which provides for the veterinary use of Cannabis sativa and its derivatives, has been under consideration in the Chamber since February. In line with the substitute for PL 399/2015, the proposal that

Discover what medical cannabis is, what it is used for, and how this treatment has advanced in Brazil, with proven benefits and safe medical guidance.

Lawyer Carlos Araújo points out that the new decree on dried cannabis flower leaves regulatory gaps that could favor large companies and exclude small growers

New decree expands domestic market and aims to promote production, processing, and exportation, according to the director of the National Narcotics Fund

The student accused of drug trafficking for growing cannabis is acquitted of the charges and is now facing trial while free

After three years of debates on decriminalization, change in government reignites discussions on cannabis policy in the country

Medical cannabis is legal, but still difficult to obtain

Under current restrictions, only state agencies are able to produce, import, or export cannabis.