AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNSW Drug-Driving Reform: New South Wales is moving to let medicinal cannabis patients keep driving if lab THC is under 50 ng/mL, with a registration step and a three-strike approach—while roadside saliva tests still trigger an initial 24-hour ban. Regulatory Crackdown (Europe): France is tightening enforcement on CBD foods and flowers under EU “novel food” rules, threatening the non-psychoactive cannabis snack market across Europe. Local Cannabis Business Pressure: California’s City Council approved a temporary moratorium on new cannabis businesses and expansions, citing odor, zoning, environmental review, and public safety concerns. State Oversight (New York): New York’s Senate confirmed OCM executive leadership, including John Kagia, as the state continues to refine its cannabis enforcement and licensing. Public Safety & Enforcement (Nigeria): NDLEA and related agencies reported major drug-crime operations and arrests, including efforts targeting trafficking networks and seized illicit drugs. Market Economics (US): Albuquerque’s guaranteed income pilot is funded via its recreational cannabis tax, highlighting how cannabis revenue is being used for social programs. Hemp/THC Policy (Wyoming): Wyoming’s attorney general filed an objection to automatic marijuana rescheduling under state law, arguing it should be handled by the legislature.
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