AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoDEA/COURTS: A federal appeals court upheld the DEA’s position that CBD is a Schedule 1 controlled substance, a major blow to the hemp industry and a reminder that state-legal products may still be illegal under federal law. U.S. LEGAL/SAFETY: The Supreme Court struck down a federal gun rule that treated marijuana users as automatically disqualified from firearm possession, reshaping how federal prosecutors can charge cannabis-related cases. HEMP/PRODUCTS: South Carolina lawmakers failed to agree on THC limits, keeping hemp THC products legal for now. POLICY/TEENS: A public health program outlined ways to limit teen access to legal THC products. ENFORCEMENT (NIGERIA): NDLEA seized 4,959 kg of Canadian Loud worth N12.397bn at Lagos ports and also reported major cannabis and drug busts tied to passenger smuggling. ENFORCEMENT (INDIA): Himachal Pradesh’s High Court ordered transfers and an SIT probe after rave parties in Kasol were linked to suspected drug trafficking. LOCAL REGULATION: Missouri’s marijuana expungement process is still leaving eligible cases uncleared, creating confusion over what people should do next. INDUSTRY/EXPANSION: America’s biggest cannabis greenhouse operator, Glass House Brands, is pushing to scale cultivation and sales as it prepares for NYSE trading.
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