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Bipartisan Bill Would Establish Federal Regulatory Framework for Hemp-Derived THC Beverages

August 14, 2026

The legislation comes ahead of an impending end-of-year deadline set in the FY 2026 appropriations bill that is expected to remove most currently marketed intoxicating, hemp-derived THC beverages from the legal market by the end of 2026 through the closure of a loophole created by the 2018 Farm Bill.

CANNABIS PRODUCTS | NOVEMBER 2019

Embark Cannabis Packaging

November 13, 2019

Berry's Embark line includes three package types, each of which provides built-in child-resistance within a distinct shape that's designed to support experience benefits for the consumer.

CANNABIS PRODUCTS | MARCH 2019

How to navigate legal cannabis edibles and beverages industry banking and finances

Financial management in the legal cannabis industry can throw companies for a loop, but pathways toward conducting better business are emerging.

Douglas Peckenpaugh

March 12, 2019

At first glance, navigating the current state of banking across the legal cannabis industry in the U.S. can often raise more questions than answers.

CANNABIS PRODUCTS | MARCH 2019

The global implications of Canadian cannabis legalization

All eyes are on Canada as it facilitates the required processes to establish a safe, structured, reliable environment for legal cannabis businesses.

Douglas Peckenpaugh

March 11, 2019

On October 17, 2018, Canada nationally legalized medical and recreational cannabis use for adults. In doing so, that country has set the stage for significant R&D of legal cannabis edibles and beverages—often with the help of U.S. investors.

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