The latest news about cannabis covers a range of developments across different regions:

 The latest news about cannabis covers a range of developments across different regions:




  • New York Cannabis Industry: Small cannabis farmers in New York have reported severe financial devastation due to the state's troubled implementation of its legal marijuana market. This situation has not only affected farmers but has also disrupted the market and endangered consumers.
  • Regulatory and Investment Challenges: Experts have noted that cannabis stock valuations and investments are being hindered by regulatory uncertainties in the U.S., indicating ongoing challenges in the legal and financial aspects of the cannabis industry.
  • Italy's Cannabis Light Industry: There are plans in Italy to restrict the burgeoning 'cannabis light' industry, which could impact the growth and operations of businesses involved in this sector.
  • Social Equity in New York: The New York cannabis board has extended the deadline for social equity applicants and introduced a payment plan for Registered Organizations (ROs), aiming to facilitate broader participation in the cannabis market.
  • Kenya's Cannabis Use: The National Crime Research Centre in Kenya has recently mapped out new methods of cannabis use beyond traditional smoking, indicating evolving trends in cannabis consumption within the country.
  • Brazil's Cannabis Legislation: Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) has authorized the cultivation of cannabis for medicinal purposes and given the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) six months to regulate this.
  • Australia's Legislative Move: The Australian Parliament is set to vote on a bill to legalize cannabis, proposed by the Greens, scheduled for the 27th of November 2024, indicating potential significant shifts in cannabis policy in Australia.


These updates reflect the dynamic nature of cannabis policy, market developments, and public health perspectives across different regions.


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