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• New Zealand’s cannabis referendum date set for September 19, 2020.
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• German imports of medical cannabis flower doubles again in 2019.
• New cannabis laws take effect in the Australian Capital Territory.

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• Lyphe Group imports first Israeli medical cannabis product to the United Kingdom.
• Luxembourg Trade Confederation says firms already preparing for legal cannabis.
• A third medical cannabis product has been approved for use in Ireland.
• Domestic cannabis companies are vying for market share in Spain.
• PharmaCielo announces 30,000 kg cannabis extract deal for the German market.

• Colorado cannabis sales reach record heights in 2019.
• The USDA announces approval of seven more state and tribal hemp plans.
• Cannabis normalisation trend continues into 2020.
• Aphria receives CAD$100 million in strategic investment from institutional investor.
• High demand for newly-legal cannabis in Illinois causes stores to ration their products.
• Cherokee Nation launches new working group to study the cannabis and hemp industry.
• The Oglala Sioux Tribe schedules vote on cannabis legalisation for March 10.
• Evolve Funds Group shutters its cannabis mutual fund and exchange-traded fund.

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• Lawmakers in Nepal submit a motion calling for cannabis legalisation.
• Australia says over-the-counter CBD ‘could be considered’ later this year.

• Trinidad and Tobago’s government faces pressure from Rastafarians over cannabis rules.
• MGC Pharma signs agreement to distribute medical cannabis in South America.
• The Jamaican Stock Exchange lists its first ever medical cannabis company.

• Uganda’s Minister of Health issues new guidelines on medical cannabis cultivation.
• Investment group Labat Africa acquires CannAfrica for R15 million.

• An increase in hemp farming is helping the bee population by combatting habitat loss.
• Studies cast doubt on cannabis’ usefulness in treating sleep problems and cancer pain.
• Cannabis use may lead to a reduction in binge drinking, suggests new study.

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