Month: June 2019

Every day on the news, there’s a new article about investment in ... of structure with the various stakeholders — Ag & Markets, the Department of Health, the SLA. But cannabis has all these multiple ...

As we know kratom is a tropical tree that is used to cure many health issues. It is a medicinal herb that belongs to a coffee family in terms of effects. It is found in the Southeast Asian rainforests. Due to its miracle benefits and effects, it’s being using by many people for years as a natural and herbal remedy. By its growing progress and popularity, many people now are using and more people want to use kratom. So, the information on the use and the benefits of kratom is necessary for the new people and old people as well to avoid any side effects and serious issues. But this is the question, how to get complete and accurate information on kratom and how to trust it? Kratom is also using in hospitals for clinical research and it is observed that it can cure pain, cough, diarrh...

Aleafia Health owns three major cannabis product & cultivation facilities ... Forward-Looking Information This news release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable ...

announced that its partner Applied Cannabis Sciences of New Jersey (ACS) is preparing to send an application under the new request for applications program announced by the Department of Health. ...

Castle Rock, which imposed a six-month moratorium on the licensing of new kratom shops while rules were created, has now banned the sale of the herbal supplement to minors. Under the ordinance, which was approved last week, anyone who sells kratom to a minor will face a fine of $300. Kratom is seen by some as a safe, natural alternative to opioid medications. But the U.S. Food and Drug Administration advises against the use of the substance, citing “properties that expose users to the risks of addiction, abuse and dependence.” Read more at the Denver Post.

A town south of Denver has banned the sale of the herbal supplement kratom to anyone under the age of 18. The Denver Post reports the Castle Rock town council approved an ordinance Tuesday that imposes a $300 fine on anyone caught selling the substance to minors. The town late last year imposed a six-month moratorium on the licensing of any new kratom shops while new rules were established. Kratom, which is derived from the leaves of a tree that grows in southeast Asia, often is used in the form of an extract or a pill. Many see it as a safe, natural alternative to opioid painkillers. But the Food and Drug Administration says it exposes users to the risks of addiction, abuse and dependence. Read more at The Denver Channel.

Gov. Steve Sisolak has signed bills that test out a banking system for the state’s legal marijuana industry, ban children from buying the herbal supplement kratom and bar employers from denying someone a job because they tested positive for marijuana. The measures were among 60 bills that the governor’s office announced Sisolak signed Wednesday. The Democratic governor approved creating a pilot banking program in the state Treasurer’s office for the legal pot industry. He also approved a law barring employers from denying someone a job after testing positive for marijuana. The law makes exceptions for firefighters and other workers who could impact the safety of others if they work with marijuana in their system. Another law bans minors from buying the supplement kratom, which ...

Pasha Brands Ltd. announced breaking cannabis news that, "it has acquired Medcann Health Products Ltd. ("Medcann"), a fully licensed, Health Canada approved facility to process, cultivate and sell ...