International Cannabis Weekly: 408

CZECH SENATE APPROVES MAJOR LEGALISATION OF CANNABIS ACROSS THE COUNTRY

Under the new amendment, it will be legal to cultivate up to three cannabis plants per person. Possession of up to 100 grams of dried cannabis at home and 25 grams in public will also be permitted. Possession of 100 to 200 grams will be considered a misdemeanour, while larger amounts may still constitute a criminal offence.

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STORZ & BICKEL WINS ‘EQUIPMENT PROVIDER OF THE YEAR’ AT BOFC AWARDS 2025

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MAJOR CRACKDOWN ON MEDICINAL CANNABIS IN AUSTRALIA

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• Cronos has expanded its presence in Europe with launch of operations in Switzerland.
• Study by both SOMAÍ and Lusófona outlines full-spectrum cannabis oil best practices.
• Curaleaf has acquired the full ownership of European holding company by buying out partner.
• Grow Group transforms UK cannabis distribution landscape with Avida Medical deal.
• A guide to medical cannabis and recreational use laws across Europe and the United Kingdom.
• North Macedonia to review company licences following illegal cannabis seizures.
• Switzerland advances its set of plans to legalise cannabis through new federal steps.
• Swiss patients urge lawmakers to improve access to medical cannabis before broader reforms.

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• DEA confirms cannabis rescheduling remains stalled under Trump administration.
• TerrAscend looks set to exit Michigan market, cutting 230 jobs amid restructuring.
• The state of Kentucky has been sued by cannabis firms over alleged licensing issues.
• New Jersey cannabis operators face growth struggles despite wealth and density.
• Georgia veteran pushes for broader medical cannabis access under state laws.
• California cannabis law ‘Impact 64’ is poised to reshape social equity programmes.
• New research trial finds evidence CBD may reduce problem behaviours in autistic boys.
• Poll finds overwhelming bipartisan support for marijuana legalisation in the US.

• Health Canada enforcement has ultimately lead to to seizure of thousands of illegal plants.
• Rubicon Organics has debuted its new 1964 Supply Co. FSE resin vape range for consumers.
• The province of Alberta is introducing a brand new farmgate cannabis licensing system.
• Online cannabis shopping is reshaping the Canadian wellness and retail habits of consumers.
• Cannabis tourism has suddenly started to emerge as a potential growth sector in Canada.
• Collective Project has launched its product line of hemp THC drinks in 25 US states.

• Brazilian cannabis project is starting to gain global interest from US, China and Europe.
• Concerns are currently rising in Salta over closure of Argentina’s cannabis agency.
• Cannabis entrepreneurs in Guaymallén have been highlighted for their global potential.
• ARICCAME restructuring sparks uncertainty in Argentina’s cannabis market.

• New Zealand campaign fights stigma through cannabis-focused mental health ads.
• Thailand is in the process of clarifiying plans for cannabis clinic transformation and regulations.
• Nadarra Health has launched a round of  crowdfunding with shares priced at nearly $5.70.
• South Australia has seen a rise in approvals as flower is overtaking oil sales.

• Innocan Pharma has announced promising CBD trials and corporate update.
• The Israeli ombudsman is supporting tariff rejection on Canadian cannabis imports.