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Canada Legal Cannabis Market Dynamics: Analyzing Current Size, Share, and Growth Trends

The Canada legal cannabis market size is expected to reach USD 5.79 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 10.1% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Growing awareness of the health benefits related to cannabis and CBD consumption for treating anxiety & seizures and reducing pain is projected to propel the market growth. The high demand for CBD for health and wellness purposes, attributed to its therapeutic properties, is a key driver in the market's growth.

Moreover, the rising number of clinical trials signifies the positive effects of utilizing cannabis for treating various medical conditions. For instance, in February 2024, researchers at the University of British Columbia introduced a first-of-its-kind clinical trial examining the potential of CBD as a treatment for bipolar depression. The trials were approved by Health Canada and funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to investigate how CBD can help manage acute bipolar depression.

Canada Legal Cannabis Market Report Highlights

Based on source, the marijuana segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to witness the fastest growth over the forecast period owing to the growing adoption of marijuana-based products

Based on derivatives, the CBD segment held the largest market share in 2023, owing to the awareness regarding CBD's effectiveness in treating various medical conditions

Based on cultivation, the indoor segment held the largest market share in 2023 due to the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in cannabis cultivation, rising investments, and favorable government initiatives

Based on end use, the recreational segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to grow at the fastest CAGR over the forecast period due to the growing consumption of cannabis in the form of vapes, foods, and beverages

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Moreover, medical professionals' increasing preference for cannabinoid-based formulations to treat numerous health conditions is another major factor supporting the country's market. Healthcare professionals' higher preference for CBG, CBN-derived products creates a positive influence on consumer minds, thereby boosting their adoption rate and popularity. For instance, in October 2021, Cronos Group Inc. launched its SPINACH FEELZ Chill Bliss 2:1 THC|CBG gummy that features THC and cultured CBG.

Some of the key players in the market are Canopy Growth Corporation, Charlotte's Web, Inc., Aurora Cannabis, Tilray Brands, The Cronos Group, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Sundial Growers, and Maricann, Inc. These market players adopt key strategic initiatives to expand their business footprint and market position. For instance, in April 2023, Aurora Cannabis Inc. partnered with Strainprint and announced the launch of the tracking program through Strainprint App. The tracking program is designed for Aurora patients to keep track of their medical cannabis journey.

Furthermore, the rise in awareness regarding cannabis and its potential use in various industries and the introduction of educational programs boost the market growth. For instance, in July 2022, Tilray Brands launched a cannabis education platform, WeCare-Medical Cannabis. The platform is dedicated to educating patients and healthcare practitioners about medical cannabis.

List of major companies in the Canada Legal Cannabis Market

Canopy Growth Corporation

Charlotte's Web, Inc.

Aurora Cannabis Inc.

Tilray Brands

The Cronos Group

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Sundial Growers

Organigram Holding, Inc.

Maricann, Inc.

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We have segmented the Canada legal cannabis market on the basis of source, derivatives, cultivation, end-use, and region.

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Kentucky Votes "Yes" to Medical Cannabis! 🌱

By gubernatorial decree, Medical Marijuana is officially waking up the Bluegrass! A century-long prohibition on access is finally lifting, with all 120 counties automatically opted in. Some counties put it to a vote, and every single one said yes! The message is clear: Kentucky wants cannabis.

Top Results: Anderson County — 71% Yes Bourbon County — 72% Yes Bullitt County — 74% Yes Clay County — 68% Yes Clark County — 72% Yes Hardin County — 70% Yes Nelson County — 75% Yes Shelby County — 68% Yes Scott County — 70% Yes

And that's just the beginning! See the full list below to check out the wave of support across the state.

TL;DR: Kentucky stands behind medical cannabis. From rural counties to big cities, Kentuckians voted with a resounding Yes—time to make this change real!

Anderson County — 71% yes, 29% no

Ballard County — 60% yes, 40% no

Bourbon County — 72% yes, 28% no

Bullitt County — 74% yes, 26% no

Butler County — 61% yes, 39% no

Carlisle County — 55% yes, 45% no

Carroll County — 65% yes, 35% no

Carter County — 64% yes, 36% no

Caldwell County — 60% yes, 40% no

Calloway County — 63% yes, 37% no

Clay County — 68% yes, 32% no

Clark County — 72% yes, 28% no

Crittenden County — 54% yes, 46% no

Edmonson County — 57% yes, 43% no

Elliot County — 67% yes, 33% no

Grant County — 58% yes, 42% no

Grayson County — 65% yes, 35% no

Hancock County — 68% yes, 32% no

Hardin County — 70% yes, 30% no

Hart County — 61% yes, 39% no

Henry County — 71% yes, 29% no

Hickman County — 54% yes, 46% no

Jackson County — 59% yes, 41% no

Knox County — 66% yes, 34% no

Lawrence County — 60% yes, 40% no

Leslie County — 68% yes, 32% no

Lewis County — 57% yes, 43% no

Livingston County — 59% yes, 41% no

Logan County — 65% yes, 35% no

Lyon County — 61% yes, 39% no

Marion County — 76% yes, 24% no

McLean County — 60% yes, 40% no

Meade County — 70% yes, 30% no

Menifee County — 65% yes, 35% no

Metcalfe County — 59% yes, 41% no

Mercer County — 66% yes, 34% no

Monroe County — 55% yes, 45% no

Morgan County — 62% yes, 38% no

Muhlenberg County — 65% yes, 35% no

Nelson County — 75% yes, 25% no

Owsley County — 66% yes, 34% no

Pendleton County — 64% yes, 36% no

Robertson County — 63% yes, 37% no

Scott County — 70% yes, 30% no

Shelby County — 68% yes, 32% no

Taylor County — 64% yes, 36% no

Todd County — 62% yes, 38% no

Trigg County — 63% yes, 37% no

Union County — 63% yes, 37% no

Washington County — 67% yes, 33% no

Webster County — 59% yes, 41% no

Woodford County — 68% yes, 32% no

Adairville in Logan County — 63% yes, 37% no

Alexandria in Campbell County — 61% yes, 39% no

Auburn in Logan County — 63% yes, 37% no

Bardstown in Nelson County — 78% yes, 22% no

Bellevue in Campbell County — 76% yes, 24% no

Burkesville in Cumberland County — 60% yes, 40% no

Cadiz in Trigg County — 67% yes, 33% no

Clay in Webster County — 56% yes, 44% no

Coal Run Village in Pike County — 64% yes, 36% no

Dixon in Webster County — 57% yes, 43% no

Eminence in Henry County — 72% yes, 28% no

Falmouth in Pendleton County — 59% yes, 41% no

Florence in Boone County — 65% yes, 35% no

Franklin in Simpson County — 69% yes, 31% no

Georgetown in Scott County — 72% yes, 28% no

Greensburg in Green County — 64% yes, 36% no

Hickman in Fulton County — 65% yes, 35% no

Horse Cave in Hart County — 65% yes, 35% no

Kuttawa in Lyon County — 61% yes, 39% no

London in Laurel County — 66% yes, 34% no

Manchester in Clay County — 69% yes, 31% no

Marion in Crittenden County — 60% yes, 40% no

McKee in Jackson County — 68% yes, 32% no

Millersburg in Bourbon County — 64% yes, 36% no

Monticello in Wayne County — 58% yes, 42% no

Morganfield in Union County — 66% yes, 34% no

Mount Vernon in Rockcastle County — 59% yes, 41% no

Mt. Washington in Bullitt County — 70% yes, 30% no

Munfordville in Hart County — 66% yes, 34% no

Murray in Calloway County — 67% yes, 33% no

North Middletown in Bourbon County — 65% yes, 35% no

Russell in Greenup County — 58% yes, 42% no

Salem in Livingston County — 55% yes, 45% no

Sandy Hook in Elliott County — 70% yes, 30% no

Sebree in Webster County — 60% yes, 40% no

Shelbyville in Shelby County — 72% yes, 28% no

Southgate in Campbell County — 71% yes, 29% no

South Shore in Greenup County — 66% yes, 34% no

Sturgis in Union County — 62% yes, 38% no

Union in Boone County — 52% yes, 48% no

Uniontown in Union County — 68% yes, 32% no

Vine Grove in Hardin County — 67% yes, 33% no

Warsaw in Gallatin County — 61 % yes, 39% no

West Point in Hardin County — 71% yes, 29% no

Wilder in Campbell County — 62% yes, 38% no

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The widespread acceptance and legalization of cannabis in various parts of the world, especially in numerous US states, did not happen overnight. The tireless efforts and influential voices ... https://tinyurl.com/yphwu2a7

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@cannabiz.md ・・・ Last November, voters approved the referendum to legalize adult use of cannabis through HB 556. The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC) made several recommendations for the impending legislation, which will go into effect on July 1, 2023, at which point a person, 21 years or older, may lawfully cultivate up to two plants in their residence. If two or more registered medical patients live there, then they are able to cultivate up to four cannabis plants. The MMCC recommended small violations of the legal limit be prosecuted with fines, however, the Bill allows for misdemeanor or imprisonment. The Bill does not expressly prohibit or authorize outdoor cultivation, nor does it mandate educational materials or development of such materials, even though the MMCC recommended factsheets and video tutorials to help explain the laws, share safety tips, and provide best practices for energy-efficient cultivation, safe storage, and proper disposal. #cannabiseducation #cannabispolicy #cannabisindustry #homegrow #homegrown #patientsafety #cultivar (at Silver Spring, Maryland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqCbvtyMR8k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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HOW CALIFORNIA LEGALIZED CANNABIS WITH 850,000 SIGNATURES: THANK YOU DENNIS PERRON!!! IF YOU LOVE CANNABIS YOU MUST KNOW THIS. #PROP215

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U.S. CITIES PUSH TO APPROVE CANNABIS CAFES. 

Alaska is taking progressive steps towards legalizing cannabis cafes across the state. Visit this article and follow us @Cannabexchange 

https://cannabexchange.com/u-s-cities-push-to-approve-cannabis-cafes/ 

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#Legalization of #marijuana across the US 🇺🇸 is being pushed vigorously. It's only a matter of time before we begin to compete with Canada 🇨🇦 on a national level. Then we can all have a North American #smoke 🚬 sesh 🤗💨 Get the full story when you visit us @cannabexchange #legalizeweed #legalizemarijuana #420life #420friendly #marijuana #marijuanapolitics #marijuananews #marijuanaarticle #marijuanapolicies #cannabisnews #cannabispolicy #cannabis #420stories #politics #policies #readingtime @the_jedi_supply @candidchronicle (at Cannabexchange.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuVRrdXhB3Z/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ji0knjvrhc5z

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@abiroach420 @cbc Edible regs 🍭 “Obviously, no one wants to attract children," said longtime cannabis industry professional Abi Roach, who owns cannabis paraphernalia store HotBox Cafe in Kensington Market. In her store, no patrons under 19 are allowed in unless they're accompanied by a parent, and education on safe edibles and child-proofing is part of the sales process, she said. But Roach cautioned against the government being too "overbearing" when it comes to regulating edibles. "It's up to the parents who consume to keep these away from their children," she said. #abiroach # hotbox #hotboxlife #cbc #canada #cannabispolicy #newnorml (at Kensington Market) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt8g_A8Azd7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nlo79636rcbi

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#Repost @lokilotion ・・・ Are you a Cannabis Activist? Do you call the city of #Losangeles home? Will the Marijuana Regulations of Los Angeles County directly effect you? Well then it's time #Losangeles to #commune and get active and use our voice to free #cannabis join #lokilotion and many other #activist as we meet up at #Crenshaw and #Adams and join the #globalmarijuanamarch2017 it starts at noon and we march to #liemartpark there are many things going on in this city and around the world so please join us #cannabiscommunity #losangeles it's time to join together and free #marijuana and #unite as a #community as we roll out #regulations it becomes VITAL to come together and rise up those in our community fighting to stay alive those that call #losangeles home and therefore must pay steep licensing fees and the cost of doing business in this great city. It is a very serious time in #cannabis in Los Angeles so come raise your voice to free Cannabis Worldwide. We must rise up our state but also our city #Losangeles will go down to 200 shops then slowly cap at 400 shops your local marijuana businesses will have to endure high license and no market to sell so many complications and reasons to rise one another up as well as the state and global community. Every shift in #cannabispolicy causes great pain as well as gain let's forward think #Losangeles and rise up our #cannabis community and what we know in this city at first will bring much pain so let's rise up!🙏🏽💚🌺🌎🔥#marchformaryjane #freetheweed #globalmarijuanamarch2017 #demandcompletedeschedulization #shoplocal #unityincommunity (at Leimert Park, Los Angeles)

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Weh yuh ah smoke? 🇯🇲#Tbgfacts ◇ #tokinblackgirls ◇ ◇ ◇ #ganja #Jamaica #blackgirlweed #blackwomeninweed #blackgirlweedfarmer #blackwomenincannabis #blackwomengrow #blackcannabis #blackcannabiscommunity #blackcannabisculture #DaggaPot #womenandweed #cannabis #cannabiscommunity #womenincannabiz #420 #cannabispolicy #cannabisadvocate #legalizemarijuana #legalizecannabis #BlackGirlsSmoke #BlackGirlsSmokeToo #AfroPuffs — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3c1PRzI

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Maconha e o dom de iludir

Que nem pesquisadores nem a população se iludam de que exista indicação terapêutica para utilizar maconha que já seja aprovada pela ciência

Semanas atrás, a Folha noticiou a proposta de criar-se uma agência especial para pesquisar os supostos efeitos medicinais da maconha, patrocinada pela Secretaria Nacional Antidrogas do governo federal.

Esse debate nos dias atuais, tal qual ocorreu com o tabaco na década de 60, ilude sobretudo os adolescentes e aqueles que não seguem as evidências científicas sobre danos causados pela maconha no indivíduo e na sociedade.

Na revisão científica feita por RobimRoom e colaboradores ("CannabisPolicy", Oxford University, 2010), fica claro que a maconha produz dependência, bronquite crônica, insuficiência respiratória, aumento do risco de doenças cardiovasculares, câncer no sistema respiratório, diminuição da memória, ansiedade e depressão, episódios psicóticos e, por fim, um comprometimento do rendimento acadêmico ou profissional.

Apesar disso, o senso comum é o de que a maconha é "droga leve, natural, que não faz mal".

Pesquisas de opinião no Brasil mostram que a maioria não quer legalizar a droga, mas grupos defensores da legalização fazem do eventual e ainda sem comprovação uso terapêutico de alguns dos componentes da maconha prova de que ela é uma droga segura e abusam de um discurso popular, mas ambivalente e perigoso.

O interesse recente da ciência sobre o uso da maconha para fins terapêuticos deveu-se à descoberta de que no cérebro há um sistema biológico chamado endocanabinoide, onde parte das substâncias presentes na maconha atua.

Um dos medicamentos fruto dessa linha de pesquisa, o Rimonabant, já foi retirado do mercado, devido aos efeitos colaterais. Até hoje há poucos estudos controlados, com amostras pequenas, e resultados que não superam o efeito das substâncias tradicionais, que não causam dependência.

Estados americanos aprovaram leis descriminalizando o uso pessoal de maconha, que é distribuída sem controle de dose e qualidade.

Contradição enorme, pois os médicos são os "controladores do acesso" para uma substância ainda sem comprovação científica.

De outro lado, orientam os pacientes sobre os riscos do uso de tabaco. Deve-se relembrar que os estudos versam sobre possíveis efeitos terapêuticos de uma ou outra substância encontrada na maconha, não sobre a maconha fumada.

Os pesquisadores brasileiros interessados no tema devem realizar mais estudos por meio das agências já existentes, principalmente diante do último relatório sobre o consumo de drogas ilícitas feito pelo Escritório para Drogas e Crime das Nações Unidas, que aponta o Brasil como o único país das Américas em que houve aumento de apreensões e consumo da maconha.

E se, no futuro, surgir alguma indicação para o uso medicinal da maconha, o processo de aprovação, que ainda não atingiu os padrões de excelência, deve contextualizar esse cenário, assim como o potencial da maconha de causar dependência.

Espera-se que a política nacional sobre drogas seja redirecionada em caráter de urgência, pois enfrenta-se também aqui o aumento das apreensões e consumo de cocaína e crack, que exige muitos esforços e recursos para sua solução.

Que nem pesquisadores nem nossa população se iludam de que exista hoje uma indicação terapêutica para utilizar maconha aprovada pela ciência.

RONALDO RAMOS LARANJEIRA é professor titular de psiquiatria da Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp) e coordenador do Instituto Nacional de Políticas sobre Álcool e Drogas (Inpad/CNPQ).

ANA CECILIA PETTA ROSELLI MARQUES, doutora pela Unifesp, é pesquisadora do Inpad/CNPQ.

RONALDO RAMOS LARANJEIRA e ANA CECILIA PETTA ROSELLI MARQUES

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North America Legal Cannabis Products: Analyzing Current Size, Share, and Growth Trends

The North America legal cannabis market size is expected to reach USD 82.18 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 11.9% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Factors such as legalization of cannabis, growing awareness about the therapeutic benefits of cannabis-based products, and rising use of cannabis for medical & recreational purposes. Cannabis-derived products are widely used for treating patients suffering from chronic conditions, such as cancer, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and arthritis.

Moreover, the rising number of clinical trials signifies the positive effects of utilizing cannabis for treating various medical conditions. For instance, a clinical study published by Sage Journal in May 2023 reported that non-inhaled medical cannabis or cannabinoids result in a very small to small improvement in pain relief, sleep quality, and physical functioning in patients suffering from chronic pain. Thus, such positive results increase the demand for cannabis-based medicines in this region.

North America Legal Cannabis Market Report Highlights

By source, the marijuana segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to witness the fastest growth over the forecast period owing to the growing adoption of marijuana products along with the increasing legalization of medical marijuana

By derivatives, the CBD segment held the largest market share in 2023, owing to the rising use of CBD for various medical applications and awareness regarding its effectiveness in treating various medical conditions

By cultivation, the indoor segment held the largest market share in 2023 due to rising investments, technological advancements & innovations, favorable government initiatives, and regulatory framework

By end use, the recreational segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to grow at the fastest CAGR over the forecast period due to the growing adoption of cannabis vape pens among youths and increased use of cannabis for recreational purposes

In 2023, the U.S. accounted for the largest market share in the North America legal cannabis market, owing to favorable reimbursement policies for medical cannabis and the positive attitude of consumers towards cannabis utilization

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Incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics into cannabis cultivation enhances efficiency and standardizes yields by offering advanced crop management and prediction capabilities. This technology reduces costs and the need for manual labor by incorporating data analysis from various indicators, such as environmental conditions and soil quality, forecasting potential problems, optimizing growing practices, and managing resources effectively. For instance, in June 2024, PURPLEFARM,a Canadian company, partnered with Neatleaf, an AI company, to optimize and automate its cannabis cultivation processes using the Neatleaf Spyder system.

Some of the key players in the market are Canopy Growth Corporation, Charlotte's Web, Inc., Aurora Cannabis, Tilray Brands, The Cronos Group, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Sundial Growers, and Medipharm Labs. These companies adopt key strategic initiatives to expand their business footprint and market position. For instance, in November 2022, Charlotte's Web Inc. entered a strategic alliance with Tilray, a Canada-based cannabis packaged goods company. This alliance allows Charlotte to manufacture and distribute its CBD hemp extract offerings in Canada.

List of Key Players of North America Legal Cannabis Market

Canopy Growth Corporation

Charlotte's Web, Inc.

Aurora Cannabis Inc.

Tilray Brands

The Cronos Group

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Sundial Growers

Medipharm Labs

NuLeaf Naturals, LLC

Irwin Naturals

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We have segmented the North America legal cannabis market on the basis of source, derivatives, cultivation, end use, and region.

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The widespread acceptance and legalization of cannabis in various parts of the world, especially in numerous US states, did not happen overnight. The tireless efforts and influential voices ... https://tinyurl.com/ymqgf8w4

[nycannabistimes]

#Repost @cannabiz.md ・・・ In any industry, third-party or independent lab testing validates the manufacturer’s safety and label claims on any product intended for consumption. The cannabis industry is no different. Before these products can be sold to the medical cannabis patient or adult use consumer, they must be tested in a third-party lab where they are processed through several different quality assurance controls. This information conveys to medical cannabis patients and consumers about the identity, quality, and purity of that specific cannabis product to ensure patient and consumer safety. In the U.S., most of the legal cannabis market states require licensed cultivators, manufacturers, and distributors to present passing Certificates of Analysis (COAs) for their inhalable and non-inhalable products to reach the consumer but the extent of the testing requirements vary. Some labs have developed their methods to ensure inflated cannabinoid results, including high THC percentages, when sharing COAs due to the nature of concentrated or higher testing products having a greater market value to consumers. Alternatively, growers can also submit “spiked” samples to the lab to boost their results. For this reason, some states require the lab technician to go to the grow site and select their own samples for analysis. Alina Butler, a molecular biologist, explains the different tests that are done on cannabis products from determining the specific cannabinoid percentages in a sample to whether or not dangerous toxins are present. You can find Alina’s piece “Cannabis Product Testing: Pass or Fail?” on our website here: https://bit.ly/cbmdproducttesting #medicalcannabis #medicalmarijuana #patientsafety #cannabispharmacy #cannabiscultivars #cannabiscultivar #cultivar #cannabispolicy #cannabischemistry #cannabiseducation #cannabisscience (at 34 Precint) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp3pHwhMtA6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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China vs Canada and U.S. at Odds Over Smuggling

Liu Yuejin, the deputy director of China’s National Narcotics Control Commission claims that legalization of marijuana in parts of the United States and Canada, has led to increased marijuana smuggling into China.

He stated that the number of cannabis users rose 25% in 2018 to 24,000. But when you take into consideration that China has a population of 1.4 billion, even he had to admit that there are very few cannabis users.

As far as the U.S. and their concerns with China, China is guilty of smuggling as well. In 2017 President Trump accused China of being the main source of illicit fentanyl. This is no small accusation as the U.S. is experiencing an opioid crisis. Fentanyl is 100 times more potent than morphine and has been associated with one fourth of overdose deaths. Trump has stated that China is using the U.S. Postal service to flood the United States with this deadly drug.

(via China vs Canada and U.S. at Odds Over Smuggling | Harbor Collective)

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New updates on the SAFE Banking Act are now available @cannabexchange website. If you took the time to review our first article on the SAFE Banking Act, don't miss this follow up and the latest changes that can have a positive impact on the financial institutions and other ancillary businesses that delve in the cannabis industry.  #SAFE #Banking #Act2 #Act #SAfeBankingAct #Cannabis #CannabisLaws #CannabisPolicy #CannabisNews #CannabisIndustry #Ancillary #HighLife #GetHigh #Weed #WeedLaws #WeedPolicy #Weedmaps @Weedstagram #WeedForLife #420Life #420LifeStyle #420HerbNews #420Herb #MarijuanaStories #MarijuanaNews #MarijuanaLife #MarijuanaArticles  https://www.instagram.com/p/B0mW22rBApr/?igshid=17nvddj8a3ie4