International Cannabis Weekly: 414

80% OF CANADIAN CANNABIS NOW SOURCED FROM LEGAL DISTRIBUTORS IN MAJOR TURNAROUND

Nearly 80% of Canadians now source their cannabis solely from the legal market, marking a stark shift away from the illicit market seven years after legalisation.  A new report from the International Cannabis Policy Study (ICPS), which conducts annual surveys to assess the impact of cannabis policy in different global markets, found that Canadian consumers report that 78% of all their cannabis came from legal sources in the past year.

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UK CANNABIS CLINIC LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION INTO PATIENT DATA BREACH

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EU PROPOSAL TO RECOGNISE HEMP FLOWER AS A CROP IN LANDMARK INDUSTRY SHIFT

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• SynBiotic secures global investors by leveraging strong intercontinental networks.
• No EU Monograph for Cannabis Flowers Over ‘Lack of Evidence’ as New GACP Rules Loom.
• New poll has revealed 80% of NHS doctors would prescribe medical cannabis in UK.
• A new report in the UK highlights rising cannabis use despite concerns over addiction risks.
• What cannabis industry leaders are able to learn from Olympic champions’ resilience.
• High Tide to expand as major player in German cannabis market with $272 million acquisition.

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• Tilt Holdings has shifted its cannabis retail strategy to pursue stronger growth path.
• Cresco Labs has secured new refinancing with $325 million senior secured term loan.
• Study shows cannabis seed oil more effective than antibiotics for wound healing.
• US Supreme Court grants marijuana companies more time to challenge federal prohibition.
• The Cannabist Company divests dispensary footprint across Pennsylvania market.
• Canopy USA has appointed new executive team to drive cannabis market growth.
• Goldflower Cannabis has opened tenth Florida dispensary with four stores in 75 days.
• American Trucking Association raises concerns over safety risks if cannabis rescheduled.

• Vencanna Ventures releases annual and interim financial results alongside corporate update.
• Transparent packaging innovation transforms cannabis buying experience across Canadian retailers.
• Canadian cannabis producers urgently call on Prime Minister Carney to address industry barriers.
• Cannabis legalisation fuels $76.5 billion economic boost across Canadian economy.

• Veterinarian highlights compassion and advocacy at Latin America’s largest cannabis fair.
• Experts from 31 institutions propose regulatory framework for medical cannabis use in Brazil.
• Brazilian association secures safe conduct for medicinal cannabis cultivation activities.
• Argentina explores sustainable housing construction using hemp-based biomaterials for green future.
• Chubut reserve in Patagonia combines ecotourism, wellness, mountains and cannabis culture.
• Study in Rio Negro reveals water requirements for cannabis cultivation in Argentina.
• Colombian universities expand research projects on medicinal cannabis applications and opportunities.
• Colombia’s Health Ministry outlines plan to allow cannabis flower sales in pharmacies.

• A new study finds cannabis shows potential for reducing opioid use in pain treatment.
• Philippine senator Robin Padilla renews the medical cannabis bill push amid scandal.
• Leafio expands same-day delivery service and launches pharmacy loyalty programme in Australia.
• Australian cannabis flower prices hit record low, raising concerns for cultivators.

• Medocann pursues vision for ultra-premium craft cannabis cultivation on global stage.
• South African cannabis clubs face increasing challenges amid SACCA regulatory oversight.