3 States Introduce Restrictive Hemp Bills

The U.S. Hemp Roundtable and industry supporters have persuaded Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin to strike a particularly restrictive provision from a hemp bill, but not without drawbacks, and Colorado and Rhode Island introduced similarly stringent bills this week.

Virginia

First, though Virginia Governor Youngkin decided to remove the provision from SB 591 that would have effectively illegalized all full-spectrum hemp products (setting a limit at 0.25mg of THC per serving or 1mg per package), he then added a 21-and-older age limit for hemp products containing any THC whatsoever.

Per the roundtable, this hardly less stringent measure would “pose tremendous burdens to retailers to differentiate full-spectrum hemp extract products from other hemp products in their inventory.”

Colorado

In Colorado, SB 22-205 aims to identify and restrict intoxicating products hiding behind “hemp” labels, but despite talks with hemp industry stakeholders to establish reasonable terms, the bill has been introduced with a number of problematic provisions.

These include requiring Colorado CBD manufacturers to destroy full-spectrum hemp products containing more than 20mg of THC per package, not requiring lab analyses when determining whether new cannabinoid products are intoxicating, providing zero protection for Colorado hemp brands shipping full-spectrum hemp products out of state, and more. 

Rhode Island

Lastly, HB 7254 in Rhode Island would add blockchain tracking for hemp business transactions among other capabilities, which sounds progressive and pro-hemp on the surface, but the language regarding hemp in the bill muddles the definition together with full-blown marijuana, an issue that the Roundtable and most industry supporters are familiar with. 

The Roundtable is confident they can still make headway on these bills before they progress further through their respective state legislatures, and as always, they call on their supporters for help.

We will continue to provide updates on these and other hemp legislation developments as they emerge.  

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Unprescribed Filmmaker to Speak at This Years National Cannabis Fest

Unprescribed Filmmaker to Speak at This Year’s National Cannabis Fest by Aron Vaughan

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and suicide are all too common in the veteran community. About 11-20 out of every 100 Veterans (or between 11-20%) who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom have PTSD in a given year, according to mentalhealth.va.gov, and suicide is the second-leading cause of death for post-9/11 veterans, accounting for 22.3% of all deaths.

Raising Awareness Through Media

Air Force veteran, filmmaker, and mental health activist Steve Ellmore tackles these widespread issues in his Amazon Prime film and forthcoming docuseries of the same name, The Unprescribed.

In addition to raising awareness of the epidemic veterans are facing, Ellmore advocates for cannabis and CBD as a healthier and more effective treatment for PTSD and depression by increasing the knowledge and availability of such alternative treatments.

Ron Millward (left), Dr. Lynn Bornfriend (center), and Steve Ellmore (right) discuss veteran trauma and mental health concerns with audience members at a screening of ‘Unprescribed’ in 2020.

Ellmore is president and CEO of a non-profit organization also named The Unprescribed. Ellmore founded the non-profit following offers of support to help the film reach a broader audience as an advocacy tool for suicide prevention.

Unprescribed Inc. was founded on the principles of integrative medicine and full-spectrum healing (plants over pills). It is headed by a diverse group of veterans, health professionals, and subject matter experts with a shared vision of saving lives through the power of media.

The non-profit aims to reduce the over-prescription of pharmaceuticals, which can increase suicidal ideations, through natural alternatives such as cannabis. Alternative medications such as cannabis and psilocybin have been shown to drastically reduce veteran suicide. 

National Cannabis Fest 2022

This will be Ellmore’s second year in a row speaking at the National Cannabis Festival.

Now, Ellmore is returning to the National Cannabis Festival for the second year in a row. This year he will feature as a guest speaker with his organization. 

The 6th Annual National Cannabis Festival will focus on celebrating the progress and legalization of cannabis and giving a voice to non-profit groups fighting to end cannabis prohibition, according to the event’s organizers. 

“Last year I helped man the Veteran’s booth with Balanced Veterans Network at NCF, which gave Unprescribed some much needed exposure,” said the indie filmmaker. “On the surface, it’s a film about cannabis, but at the heart, it’s about overcoming trauma and averting suicide.”

Ellmore will join colleagues Ron Milward, Cherissa Jackson, and Dr. Lynn Bornfriend for a panel addressing the link between polypharmacy and Veteran suicide at 6:30 p.m. April 23 at the Wellness Pavilion.

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Cannabis and Hemp Insurance for True Peace of Mind

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U.S. Investors Love European Cannabis Stocks

U.S. Investors Love European Cannabis Stocks by Johnny Green

The European continent is the most exciting place for cannabis policy and industry right now, particularly when it comes to cannabis stocks.

The international cannabis community’s eyes were already set on Europe leading up to Malta’s move to legalize at the end of last year. Legalization in Malta will no doubt add to the momentum for similar reform in other European countries.

Several countries in Europe are expected to legalize cannabis for adult use in the coming years. In many of those countries, adult-use cannabis sales will be a part of the equation. Cannabis stocks will quickly become a hot investment opportunity.

Low-THC product sales are already legal nationwide in Switzerland, and countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands are using pilot programs in which cannabis commerce will be legal at a local level.

Germany is the biggest cannabis prohibition domino that appears to be close to falling, and when that happens, it’s going to result in a tectonic shift in the global cannabis industry and policy landscape.

According to the results of a new survey that was released this week by Bloomwell Group, many in the United States are eagerly awaiting the spread of legalization in Europe, particularly in Germany. Cannabis investments are widely considered a lucrative opportunity.

Below is more information about the survey results via a company press release:

FRANKFURT, Germany, April 11, 2022 — The “green rush” in Europe has commenced, and Americans are ready to invest their time, travel plans and money into the cannabis market across the pond, according to a new study.

Today, Bloomwell Group, a Germany-based holding company for medical cannabis companies, released the results of its ‘European Cannabis Market Survey,’ which examined American cannabis consumers’ expectations for, and opinions of, this burgeoning sector abroad, including the demand for cannabis tourism, investment opportunities, trade and more.

SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS

The vast majority of respondents – 80 percent – agreed that “cannabis companies are attractive investment options,” while 61 percent shared that they “would invest in European cannabis stocks.”

Respondents also reported positive sentiments regarding cannabis tourism, an evolving issue in Germany, which only recently legalized adult-use cannabis after several years of expanding its medical market. Experts predict adult-use cannabis to come online by 2024, but regulators have not yet determined tourism policies. However, more than 66 percent of the Americans surveyed said they “would visit a cannabis dispensary or social consumption lounge” in Germany.

THE STATE OF EUROPEAN CANNABIS

The European cannabis industry has made unprecedented strides in the past year: Luxembourg decriminalized cannabis ownership and is hoping to legalize the market; Malta has decriminalized possession; the Netherlands launched Europe’s first-ever commercial cannabis cultivation pilot program; and Switzerland is also running a pilot project.

But the crown jewel of European cannabis is Germany, which is celebrating its medical market’s 5-year anniversary while paving the way to becoming the adult-use capital of Europe. According to a BDSA report from this month, international sales will exceed ~$10 billion in 2026. The bulk of that new legal spending will be driven by Germany (contributing ~$3 billion by 2026).

“Germany has 82 million inhabitants – that’s more than Canada and California, two of the current biggest cannabis markets on the globe. Therefore, when Germany opens up for adult-use cannabis, it will become the biggest market in the world,” said Bloomwell Group CEO and Co-founder Niklas Kouparanis. “The future language for cannabis will be German.”

THE AMERICAN CONNECTION

The survey also addressed how the U.S. can potentially benefit economically from licensed cannabis markets in Europe. According to renowned economist Justus Haucap, Germany will have a demand of 400 tons of cannabis annually after legalization. To help meet that dramatic demand, 80 percent of Americans polled say that the “U.S. should export cannabis to Europe,” a practice that would potentially increase domestic revenue.

Additional key survey findings include:

• Awareness: More than half of respondents (52 percent) said they are “aware that Germany will most likely become the largest legal cannabis market within the next three years.”
• Travel: 65 percent of Americans surveyed said they “would travel to a city or country to experience its licensed cannabis market,” while 44 percent said that they would travel to Germany specifically for cannabis tourism. As a bonus, nearly 75 percent polled said Pretzels, a Deutschland specialty, are a “satisfying ‘munchies’ food.”
• Global Legalization: An overwhelming majority – 87 percent – said that cannabis should be legalized worldwide.

The promising survey results coincide with recent Bloomwell Group milestones that also illustrate global  confidence in the European and German cannabis stock markets: the company closed a seed funding round of over $10 million USD; Curaleaf’s Boris Jordan is a lead investor and board member.

METHODOLOGY
This survey was conducted online using Survey Monkey among a national sample of 845 people spanning across U.S. geographic regions and income levels. All of the respondents identified as cannabis consumers. The survey sample was weighted to reflect the gender distribution and the age distribution across the 18-60+ age brackets in the U.S.

This article was originally published on InternationalCannabisChronicle.com.

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Planet 13: Selling Cannabis as an Immersive Entertainment Experience

Planet 13: Selling Cannabis as an Immersive Entertainment Experience by Patricia Miller

The cannabis retail experience is rapidly changing. Gone are the days of dimly lit dispensaries with tacky flashing signs. As retailers seek to differentiate, it’s no longer about selling a product. Instead, it’s increasingly about selling a complete consumer experience. 

Planet 13 is the epitome of this new wave of retail, toting cannabis as a destination. With the world’s largest cannabis store in Las Vegas, Nevada, and now with the second largest store in Santa Ana, California, they are on a quest to transform the cannabis retail landscape.

In an interview, Larry Scheffler, co-CEO of Planet 13 Holdings, discussed the vision behind making cannabis retail a sharable experience. He reflected on what it took to move the cannabis industry in this new direction, including wielding the power of social media and emphasizing the importance of location.

Planet 13 Represents a New Kind of Retail Experience

When Scheffler and Bob Groesbeck, the other co-CEO at Planet 13, originally got into cannabis, it started with a small 2,500 square foot space near the Raiders stadium in Las Vegas. 

In the first 10 months of operation, they made a whopping $18 million. Still, as Scheffler judged, “Why do we have 43 competitors fighting for 2.3 million locals when there are 55 million tourists coming?” 

From this perspective, it made sense to pivot from a simple retail location to a tourist attraction.

As longtime Las Vegas residents, the entertainment business model comes naturally to Scheffler and Groesbeck. In Scheffler’s words, “All we know about is the tourists and entertaining the tourists. And they will come. They don’t even know how they want to be entertained. That’s your job to figure out how to entertain them.” 

Thus, Planet 13 Las Vegas was born. Instead of budtenders making quick retail transactions, this new retail model encourages customers to linger as long as possible. 

The massive Las Vegas flagship location boasts a seemingly never-ending list of tech-driven entertainment installations, from a gigantic 3D Projection Visual Experience to an LED interactive floor to a guest-controlled, 13-foot robotic lotus flower. 

As guests wander through the expansive space, they can watch the production team make edibles in the Willy-Wonka-inspired, glass-paneled factory or indulge at the on-site restaurant and bar. Soon, a pair of fighting robots will add to the all-out nature of the Planet 13 experience. 

The recent opening of the newest Planet 13 megaplex in Orange County, California, builds on this highly-interactive model. Playing into the laid-back ocean energy of the California coast, this location features an 80-foot digital display wall of waves and a smoked-out Volkswagen van, among countless other social media photo ops. 

Planet 13 aims to immerse guests into all things cannabis as soon as they walk through the door. 

Selling Cannabis as a Destination Hinges on Location

A cannabis superstore needs a super consumer base. For this model to work, location truly is the foundation. 

Las Vegas, an established entertainment destination, was a natural fit for this cannabis retail model. But with strict regulations against cannabis in the gaming corridor, securing a strip-adjacent location took more than a bit of ingenuity.

By stumbling on an accidental zoning loophole, Scheffler and Groesbeck struck gold. The team secured the 112,000 square foot space, backing onto the famous Vegas strip. It ticked all the necessary boxes for making cannabis a tourist attraction: millions of annual visitors, high visibility, and centrally located within an established entertainment hub. 

This checklist is one that Planet 13 continues to pursue in their country-wide expansion, with a second storefront now open in Orange County, California. 

Scheffler and the Planet 13 team looked at over 100 different locations between San Jose and San Diego. With nothing meeting their strict list of must-haves they almost gave up on California altogether. But, suddenly, a 55,000 square foot space in Santa Ana came up.

The massive retail space checked all the right boxes for the entertainment destination model. It’s close to other major tourist attractions like Disneyland, has ample parking, and sits next to a six-lane highway for increased visibility.

Planet 13 has just secured their license in Chicago, Illinois, and they now have their sights set on major tourist hubs like Florida. As Scheduler says, “If it’s big enough for a sports team, it’s usually big enough
for Planet 13.”

Banking on Social Media to Spread the Word

Selling cannabis at an immersive entertainment space like Planet 13 offers an unexpected opportunity: free advertising.

As many retailers know all too well, the restriction on advertising anything weed-related is an uphill battle. Facebook, Instagram, and Google make it near-impossible to advertise cannabis products and services openly. The traditional advertising strategies no longer work. 

So why not bank on the best possible marketing strategy there is? Planet 13 is baking word-of-mouth marketing into their advertising strategy. By cramming in as many social media-worthy and shareable experiences into both their locations, they encourage guests to snap and share their shopping experience.

Scheffler made clear, “That was our thought process, is to have people advertise for us.” Already they are seeing guests share, tag, and spread the Planet 13 message. Scheffler has witnessed how “they’ll send it to 10 or 20 of their best friends, and the web just keeps going out.”  

The ability to carefully circumvent the current restrictions on cannabis advertising isn’t open to just any retailer. Word of mouth and social media shares are only effective for photo-worthy experiences in spaces explicitly designed to make a visual impact — places like Planet 13.

Selling Cannabis as a Destination is Only Just Getting Started 

With plans for a dozen or more cannabis entertainment superstores across the country, Planet 13 is just getting going. And while there may only be capacity for a limited number of cannabis megaplexes at each major tourist hub, smaller retailers can still lean into this growing trend.

Sponsored cannabis-friendly hotels and accommodations, consumption lounges, and 420 amusement parks could all kick off as legalization spreads. Planet 13 is the first in a new wave of retailers selling cannabis as a lasting consumer experience.

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Wilfred Star Jason Gann on How to be Taken Seriously in the Cannabis Industry

Wilfred Star Jason Gann on How to be Taken Seriously in the Cannabis Industry by Jason Gann

Five years ago, having fulfilled my dream of becoming a Hollywood star, I set my sights on an even greater dream — to build a global cannabis brand and become a cannabis mogul, the likes of which the world has never seen.

Some didn’t take me seriously. They thought I’d run away with my tail between my legs when I discovered how tough the business really was. Others told me that the industry was full of sharks who’d eat me alive. But I was coming from Hollywood. I’d already been “human styled” by the best.

Determined to be taken seriously in a sea of celebrity cannabis brands that are often little more than a photo op and a paycheck, I set about learning everything I could about the cannabis business from seed to sale.  

First, I studied some analytics (yes, dogs study analytics!) and discovered there was very little consumer loyalty for celebrity cannabis brands. That hurt my feelings, but it also made sense.

First and foremost, I’m a bong head who wants the best weed I can buy at the best price. I decided to build a working-class brand with good quality flower at an affordable price. I acquired a manufacturing license, designed my packaging, sourced some well-priced outdoor flower, testing 24-29% THC, and I made my first batch of Wilfred Cannabis Pre-rolls.

Then I went from dispensary to dispensary pitching my brand. Some people screamed with delight when they saw the big grey dog enter their building. Others directed me to the nearest water bowl. 

The Fight in the Dog

I’ll admit it was tougher than I thought to compete with the big guns, get into dispensaries, and turn a profit. But as Dad always said, “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.”

I fought to get meetings with every purchasing manager I could, and when I won a shop’s support I’d travel there – all over the state – doing demos and taking pics with budtenders and fans. We all had lots of fun and I made lifelong friends and retail partners. Still, I was anything but a cannabis mogul. Cannabis mongrel, maybe.

After taking some heavy losses with “missing” flower and a batch of pre-rolls failing heavy metals testing, we shifted from licensed manufacturing to a brand licensing business model. We were in negotiations with vertically-integrated companies in five states when the world shat itself, then all bets were off.

Wilfred CBD

We had to pivot to survive, and soon launched our hemp Wilfred CBD Smokes. For the first time, we could sell online and ship to most U.S. states. Then we entered the delta-8 game with our blunts and gummies. I called hundreds of CBD, smoke, and head shops all over the US, and now have loyal and loved retail partners in 17 states. This dog never quits, no matter how many times he’s been kicked. 

Being the owner/operator of a company is challenging, no question.

One thing I’ve learned is that to survive in this game you need to adjust to the shifting landscape. You also need to diversify your skillset. And you need this to be your passion. If it is, work 6.5 days a week
and never admit defeat.

And if all that fails, dress up as a chicken and film yourself smoking a blunt.

Jason Gann is the creator/star of the stoner cult comedy series, Wilfred and CEO of the Wilfred Cannabis and Wilfred CBD & Hemp brands. Check it out at WilfredCBD.com and WilfredCannabis.com.

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5 Ways to Use CBD for Anxiety

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In recent years, many people have started using CBD as a remedy to various health issues thanks to its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and sedative properties. One of the most prominent uses of CBD is anxiety treatment – cannabidiol interacts with brain receptors altering serotonin inhibition, which results in reduced anxiety and improved sleep and mood. Other anxiety treatments commonly come in the form of pills or medication, but CBD, due to its nature, can be ingested in multiple ways, with each method providing different benefits.

CBD is usually taken in the form of oil, and it’s easy to see why. It can be ingested, added to food or applied topically. However, the cannabidiol market is still developing, and it’s not uncommon to find CBD in various other forms, such as tinctures, edibles, topical creams and even vape liquids. Below, you will find the five most common ways of consuming CBD for anxiety. Read on to find out which one is the best for you!

Vaping CBD Oil

Vaping has become a popular way of consuming nicotine in recent years, and it’s not uncommon to find people using vape pens for CBD oil as well. Vaping CBD has a few advantages over other methods. First of all, it’s one of the fastest ways to feel the effects of cannabidiol. When CBD is inhaled, it enters the bloodstream through the lungs and bypasses the digestive system, taking effect almost immediately.

Vaping is also an excellent option for people who don’t like the taste of CBD oil. CBD vape liquids come in a variety of flavors, so you can easily find one that suits your taste. Apart from that, vaping is a convenient way to take CBD on the go – all you need is your bottle of CBD vape juice and a vape pen – any device will do, whether it’s a disposable one or a more advanced mod like those available on vapekit.co.uk.

Taking CBD Oil Sublingually

Taking cannabidiol oil sublingually, or in other words, by placing a few drops under your tongue and keeping them there for a minute or two before swallowing, is a more traditional way of consuming CBD. It’s also one of the most effective, as it allows CBD to be absorbed directly into the bloodstream through the mucous membranes in your mouth, skipping the digestive system altogether.

Just like with vaping, the effects of taking CBD oil sublingually are almost immediate. However, they also last longer – up to 6 hours. This method is perfect for people who need long-lasting relief from anxiety or other conditions. CBD sprays are a great option for those who want to take cannabidiol sublingually in a discreet manner. All you need to do is spray a few times under your tongue and wait a minute or two for the relaxing effects to kick in.

Applying CBD Topically

CBD can also be applied topically in the form of creams, lotions or salves. This method is usually used to treat localised pain or inflammation, but it can also be effective for anxiety and other mental conditions. When applied to the skin, CBD interacts with cannabinoid receptors located in the body’s endocannabinoid system, which consists of the brain, nervous system and other organs.

Such lotions come in many different forms and with various other ingredients that can improve the effects of cannabidiol or simply add to the experience. For example, CBD creams or salves often contain menthol or other essential oils that provide a cooling or warming sensation, which can help relieve anxiety or tension. It is worth mentioning that the effects of CBD when applied topically are not as strong or long-lasting as when inhaled or taken sublingually. Instead, the CBD in topical products is more likely to provide localised relief.

Taking CBD Capsules

Finally, taking CBD in capsules is probably the most convenient way of taking cannabidiol, especially if you need to take it regularly or don’t want to mess with oils or other products. Just like CBD edibles, capsules must be ingested orally and pass through the digestive system before they take effect. However, you can know precisely how much cannabidiol you’re taking – capsules usually come in dosages from 10 mg to 100 mg and allow for easy dosing without measuring oil or adding it to food or drinks.

Capsules are also a good choice if you don’t like taking oils, even though they are tasteless. You can take them just like any other pill – with water or your usual beverage. And since they don’t need to be stored at a certain temperature, as is the case with oils and other products that contain CBD, you can take them anywhere. As long as you have your bottle of capsules or container in which you store them handy, it’s easy to use cannabidiol whenever needed.

What is the Optimal Dosage of CBD?

The standard dosage of CBD is usually 20 – 40 mg per day, meaning that a single capsule can be enough for many people. However, it is recommended to take from 300mg to 600mg per day if your anxiety is severe. CBD affects everyone differently – what works for you might not work as well for someone else.

Therefore, it is recommended to start with a smaller dosage and gradually increase it until the desired effects are achieved, just like when taking other medications. Keep in mind that you should contact your GP before taking any cannabidiol products – depending on the severity of your anxiety, it might be necessary to combine CBD with other medications.

To Sum Up

CBD is a popular treatment for anxiety and other conditions thanks to its anti-inflammatory, analgesic and sedative properties. It’s available in many different forms, each providing an individual experience with various effects. The most common ways of taking cannabidiol are sublingually (under the tongue), eating edibles like gummies and chocolate bars or applying topical products such as creams or lotions on your skin. However, you can also use CBD vape liquids or take capsules that contain cannabidiol oil if you don’t like tasting it or simply prefer more convenient methods of taking the product.

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