Wyoming Legalizes Hemp, CBD Oil

By Aaron G. Biros, Editor-in-Chief

Governor Mark Gordon signed the bill into law today, officially legalizing hemp in the state of Wyoming.

2nd Annual Cannabis Labs Virtual Conference Announced

By Cannabis Industry Journal Staff

The 2nd Annual Cannabis Labs Conference agenda has been announced, with a host of experts discussing the latest in cannabis lab testing.

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European Moves Signal Green Spring
For Cannabis

By Marguerite Arnold, MedPayRx

While there has been little dramatic news, it is also clear that tangible developments across the EU are pushing a very green agenda forward, no matter how piecemeal or slowly.

Helix TCS Expands Internationally

By Aaron G. Biros

The owner of BiotrackTHC announced their moves into Europe, South America and other regions around the world.

Where Is The German Cultivation Bid?

By Marguerite Arnold

BfArM issued a press release in late January indicating that the torturous process to begin cultivation may finally come to a close this year, with first crops expected by late 2020.

Product Release:
PathogenDx Announces New Products, Branding

By Aaron G. Biros

The microbial testing company announced a new corporate brand identity, logo and product portfolio.

Featured Quote

When we started looking at pesticides in cannabis, it became really clear that we have a number of states doing things differently with different limits of quantification. Each state, generally speaking, is setting their own standards. As Palmer was saying, one thing we are trying to do with this CASP program eventually will be to have some harmonization, instead of 30 different states having 30 different standards and methods. Hopefully this will be an international collaboration for standards for the methodology,

Scott Coates,
Senior Director of the AOAC Research Institute