Cybersecurity is a topic that's always on everyone's mind, no matter the industry. In the field of cannabis, it has some added concerns due to the requirements of keeping track…
While cooking with cannabis and making edibles is already a well-established practice, solid science is now bringing out the wonderful properties of cannabis and elevating beverages in an entirely new…
2020 was a tumultuous yet defining time for the cannabis industry. Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Brexit, and the ever-changing legislation in Latin America and the US, it…
For years on end, cannabis was under tough scrutiny from the public eye. It was perceived as a drug only befitting the scruffy hippies and misfits of society. But with…
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued its final rule on hemp, two years after the 2018 Farm Bill officially legalized it for the first time in nearly half a century. The bill started a Hemp Revolution and contributed to the growth of the Cannabis Industry.
As we kick off the new year, we are assessing up-and-coming trends in the industry. Along with expanding legalizations and craft cannabis, considerable focus is going into infused cannabis products, including the use of CBD.
It is not a secret that the cannabis industry is a currently booming and rapidly growing sector. In America’s 2020 election, marijuana was a big topic, and there is sure to be a rise in legalization across the country. Currently, medical marijuana is legal in 34 states and recreational marijuana has been legalized in 15 states. For business-minded entrepreneurs, the cannabis industry seems like a sure bet and many are trying to break into this growing industry.
Learn the differences between cannabis concentrates, oils, and extracts as well as which one is the best to consider.
As cannabis continues to grow in popularity, consumers are becoming more conscious and receptive to the plant's other medicinal properties. More specifically, people have become enthralled with CBD. At the time of this post, CBD is legally accessible in all 50 states. This has allowed new forms of CBD to become accessible. Companies are now providing Broad Spectrum CBD, Isolates, and Full Spectrum CBD; But what exactly do these terms mean?
We are seeing an ever-growing number of signs that the political climate towards cannabis has reached a tipping point and that the legalization of cannabis on the federal level in the U.S. is only a matter of time.