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Canada sees historic drop in alcohol sales as cannabis revenue climbs

In the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, Canadian federal and provincial governments earned a combined $15.7 billion from the control and sale of alcohol and recreational cannabis. This represents a 1.1% increase from the previous fiscal year. Notably, earnings from alcohol decreased by 0.5% to $13.5 billion, while revenues from recreational cannabis rose by […]

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Swedes’ attitudes toward cannabis legalization are becoming more positive

Over the past decade, Swedes’ attitudes toward cannabis legalization have changed significantly. According to a survey conducted by the National Association Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (RFMA), the percentage of those in favor of legalization has increased from 4–5 percent in 2014 to 22 percent in the fall of 2024. Young men are the most

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Norway’s political Rødt party now advocates for cannabis legalization

In a landmark decision during their recent national convention, Norway’s Rødt (Red) party voted to support the legalization of cannabis. The party proposes regulating cannabis sales through a system akin to Vinmonopolet, Norway’s state-run alcohol retailer, while maintaining the illegality of unregulated sales. A shift toward regulated cannabis sales Rødt’s proposal aims to establish a

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Time for Spannabis 2025 in Barcelona- And news about next year

Ganja.nu is heading to Spannabis 2025, the world’s largest cannabis expo, taking place in Barcelona from March 14-16. As a hub for industry professionals, enthusiasts, and innovators, Spannabis is the perfect place to explore the latest trends, connect with experts, and celebrate cannabis culture. We’ll be there to network, discover new products, and cover the

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Health Canada’s analysis of legal vs. illegal dried cannabis

Health Canada launched the Cannabis Data Gathering Program in 2023 to analyze the quality and safety of cannabis products in Canada. The goal is to assess potential health risks, identify contamination levels, and compare legal and illegal cannabis products. The findings aim to improve regulatory policies and consumer awareness. Key differences in THC levels One

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Switzerland moves towards cannabis legalization

Switzerland is taking a significant step towards legalizing cannabis, as the National Council’s Commission for Social Security and Health (SGK-N) has drafted a legislative proposal aimed at regulating the cultivation, purchase, possession, and consumption of cannabis for adults. Strictly regulated legalization of cananbis The proposed Federal Act on Cannabis Products envisions a tightly controlled framework

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Trump’s new DEA leader takes hardline stance on cannabis

President Donald Trump has nominated Terrance Cole, a 21-year veteran of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Virginia’s current Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security, to serve as the new DEA administrator. His appointment has raised concerns among cannabis reform advocates due to his firm opposition to cannabis. Strong opposition to cannabis Cole has

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Cannabinoids as a potential treatment for type 2 diabetes

Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a major global health challenge, affecting over 537 million people worldwide. Current treatments aim to regulate blood sugar levels through various mechanisms, but many come with unwanted side effects. A recent study has investigated the potential of cannabinoids, the active compounds in cannabis, as natural inhibitors of key enzymes involved

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The impact of cannabis decriminalization in Australia’s capital

The Australian Capital Territory (ACT), which includes the official capital city of Canberra, decriminalized small-scale cannabis cultivation and possession in January 2020. This policy shift has led to changes in cannabis use, cultivation practices, and community attitudes. A recent study, ‘CAN-ACT,’ sheds light on these developments by analyzing cannabis cultivators’ behaviors and the chemical composition

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Spain set to approve new medical cannabis regulation before summer of 2025

Spain is moving toward the regulation of medical cannabis, with the government expected to approve a Royal Decree before the summer of 2025. What does the proposal include? The Spanish Ministry of Health has submitted the draft Royal Decree regulating medical cannabis to the European Commission. In line with European regulations, Brussels has three months

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