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‘Cannabis lollies’ spark outrage
Police and trading standards officers are investigating the sale of sweets called “cannabis lollies”. The green lollies, labelled as containing hemp extract, have been sent for analysis after going on sale in shops in Leeds. Trading standards chiefs were alerted by a mother who complained that the sweets may lead children into drug use.
‘Drug’ lollies uproar
Trading standards bosses are to push for the outlawing of “cannabis lollies” on sale in Leeds sweet shops.
Alcons Introduces VR12 Speaker for Portable or Permanent Applications
The RBN601 ribbon driver features the unique “HempHorn.” This wave-guide is made of a new combination of composite materials with natural hemp fiber structures. In contrast to traditional glass fiber horns, the HempHorn features the same stiffness as conventional (glass fiber) horns, but is characterized with a much higher internal damping (at same weight). This results in a so-called “inaudible” waveguide, without the well-known “harsh horn sound”.
Appeals court rejects DEA bid to outlaw hemp foods
Rejecting one front of the government’s drug war, a federal appeals court ruled Friday the United States cannot ban the sale of food made with natural hemp that contains only trace amounts of the psychoactive chemical in marijuana.
Asian Development Bank Suggests Fiji Sugar Farmers Turn To Hemp
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has recommended that people forced out by a restructuring of Fiji’s ailing sugar industry turn to growing a form of marijuana known as industrial hemp.
Bid to Outlaw Hemp Food Fails in Court
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that the U.S. government overstepped its boundaries when it banned the sale of food made with hemp.
Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance: For the Future of Hemp in Canada
A New Year brings vision, determination and hope to Canada’s industrial hemp sector. So says the Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance / Alliance Commerciale Canadienne du Chanvre (CHTA/ACCC), a national coalition of farmers, processors, marketers and researchers.
Court Tells DEA it Cannot Regulate Naturally-Occurring THC in Hemp Food Landmark
U.S. COURT of APPEALS for the NINTH CIRCUIT: The Hemp Industries Association (HIA), representing over 200 hemp companies in North America won their 2 1/2-year old lawsuit today against the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in a decision that permanently blocks DEA regulations that attempted to ban nutritious hemp foods such as waffles, bread, cereal, vegetarian burgers, protein powder, salad dressing and nutrition bars.
Court declares hemp legal to consume
A 2 ½-year-old legal battle is over and the winner is hemp‹the plant some confuse as having the same effects as marijuana. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Feb. 6 that hemp-based foods are safe for human consumption, going against the case laid out by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).
DEA Should Drop Ban On Hemp Cultivation
Producers of food items containing hemp have won a major court victory, but they still must obtain the ingredient from foreign countries. The small hemp industry may flourish, but Hawaii farmers will continue to be forbidden from including hemp to their diversified crops. That ludicrous situation will continue until the federal Drug Enforcement Administration understands that people can’t get high on industrial hemp.