International Cannabis Weekly: 95
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Our Highlights
- Prohibition Partners releases The Asian Cannabis Report™.
- New Zealand government releases details of 2020 cannabis referendum.
- Belgian patients call on government to reimburse medical cannabis costs.
- Majority of EU medical cannabis programmes are still failing patients.
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Europe
- France launches patient association to improve access to medical cannabis.
- Irish public health service may operate a domestic cannabis supply.
- Holigen to invest €45 million in medical cannabis production facilities in Portugal.
- Malta plans educational programme to accompany cannabis legalisation.
- GW stock price climbs as sales of Epidiolex exceed expectations.
- Canadian CBD extractor Stillcanna purchases Polish hemp firm in US$26 million deal.
- First shipment of MGC Pharma’s CannEpil lands in the UK.
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Asia
- Thailand’s cannabis market projected to be worth US$660 million by 2024.
- China has silently been cashing in on the global CBD boom.
- Thailand’s Rangsit University unveils cannabis studies programme.
- Private firms push for hemp legalisation in Hyderabad, India.
- Thai medical cannabis legalisation spurs research and development on specialised use.
- Indian state of Himachal Pradesh urged to decide on medical cannabis production.
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The Asian Cannabis Report™
Prohibition Partners is proud to launch The Asian Cannabis Report™, the first industry report dedicated to the Asian market. The report outlines the commercial opportunities, regulatory framework and political environment across the region, a market we predict could be worth over $8.5 billion by 2024.
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Latam
- Growing number of approvals in Brazil for home cannabis cultivation.
- Colombia plans to reinvigorate economy by becoming global cannabis market leader.
- Caribbean leaders draft framework for the legalisation of cannabis.
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Oceania
- Australian analyst suggests cannabis reform could bring AUD$1 billion tax revenue.
- Study finds that Australian health professionals lack education in medical cannabis.
- LeafCann awarded licence to manufacture medical cannabis in Australia.
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Rest of the World
- SAFE Banking Act knocked back by Senator Mike Crapo.
- Israel’s Ministry of Health reveals online application system for cannabis patients.
- Israeli firm InterCure sets up cultivation facility in Canada.
- Texas House of Representatives votes to expand patient access to medical cannabis.
- Canadian retailers are struggling to meet CBD demand.
- Ugandan government reviewing international laws on medical cannabis production.
- Abercrombie & Fitch to launch CBD line in partnership with Green Growth Brands.
- Ugandan government calls for greater security and regulation on medical cannabis.
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Health & Science
- Over half of Canadian cannabis consumers are using the drug for anxiety relief.
- How cannabis could help with sickle cell anaemia.
- 60% of women use cannabis for menstrual pain.
- University of Washington investigates the impact of cannabis on Fragile X syndrome.
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Cannabis Europa
On the 24th-25th of June 2019, the leaders of the medical cannabis industry will gather in the heart of the city at London’s world-class cultural hub, the Southbank Centre. Early Bird tickets are on sale, book now to reserve your place at Europe’s premier medical cannabis conference.
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ICR3 Europe
Prohibition Partners is proud to announce the launch of the first annual IC3 Europe, in conjunction with IMN. On the 26th of June, the Institutional Capital & Cannabis Conference (IC3 Europe) will provide a meeting place for investors looking to learn the ropes in cannabis investing.
Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit the website here.
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