Friday, 11 November 2022

Hemp Advocates and Brands Unite to Support Veterans

Hemp Advocates and Brands Unite to Support Veterans

Emboldened into action by the many military service members who still lack access to the treatments they need this Veterans Day, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable is unambiguously calling on Congress and the FDA once again to regulate CBD.

“There are countless sources and testimonies sharing how hemp-derived CBD products have helped aid active duty and retired military members,” says an article published by the Roundtable today, which went on to describe how the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) is restricted to only prescribing FDA-approved hemp medications.

Until the official regulatory pathway is opened, veterans affected by PTSD, traumatic injuries, and other issues incurred during or after their service have to rely on products that may or may not meet acceptable standards of safety and quality.

In addition to individual veterans seeking relief through CBD, the veteran-owned hemp business side of the issue continues to be negatively impacted by the lack of FDA regulation, as the VA is compelled to deny business certifications to veterans starting their own hemp product shops.

In partnership with regulateCBDnow.com, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable has made it possible for people on the individual level to urge Congress in the direction of pro-hemp legislation that will establish an official regulatory pathway for the wellness-affirming compound.

Speaking of pro-hemp partnerships seeking to serve military veteran communities, a veteran suicide prevention organization and a veteran-focused hemp brand have entered a partnership to strengthen the push for regulation.

Spartan Sword and Warfighter Team Up

Founded by a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps, Spartan Sword is an organization that prevents veteran suicide by having service members take pledges with their battle buddies to support each other and avoid engaging in self-harm.

Warfighter Hemp, also founded by retired USMC Lieutenant Colonel Steve Danyluk, is a hemp-derived CBD manufacturer operating out of Colorado staffed in part by veterans and focused on products that provide alternatives to prescription painkillers.

Today, Spartan Sword and Warfighter Hemp have officially announced an “Exclusive multi-year strategic partnership that elevates CBD visibility to veterans,” per the press release, which will make Warfighter Hemp the “Official CBD of Veterans.”

This makes Spartan Sword the first veteran non-profit organization to enter a sponsorship deal with a CBD manufacturer, and the two organizations intend to use their combined influence to reach as many veterans as they can.



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Surna and Hydrobuilder Create a One Stop Shop for Cultivators

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Surna and Hydrobuilder Create a One Stop Shop for Cultivators by Sponsored

Surna Cultivation Technologies LLC, a leader in facility design and equipment for cannabis and controlled environment agriculture, announced a partnership with Hydrobuilder Holdings LLC Friday. 

The strategic alliance is a non-equity partnership that combines its industry-leading controlled environment agriculture (CEA) systems engineering and technologies with Hydrobuilder Holdings’ expansive commercial-first omnichannel platform.

Hydrobuilder Holdings was initially formed through the acquisitions of Hydrobuilder.com, GreenCoast Hydroponics, and Elevated Equipment Supply. More recently, it has acquired Way to Grow, Home Grown Ventures (HGV) Nutrients, and New England Hydroponics.

Together, the six businesses create an omnichannel retailer of specialty agriculture and hydroponics equipment and supplies.

“We have worked closely with Tony and the Surna team over the past few months to establish this value-added alliance that brings quality, convenience and simplicity to our customers,” said Dustin Bertram, Hydrobuilder Holdings’ Chief Commercial Officer.

“Hydrobuilder Holdings brings decades of experience and a broad and deep catalogue of leading cultivation products, and we’re excited to expand our offerings to include Surna’s leading design services and HVACD products. The strength of our brands, combined with our technical expertise, industry knowledge and channel coverage will be a huge benefit for our customers.”

Since its acquisitions, Hydrobuilder has secured 22 retail locations and 10 warehouses serving the $12.5 billion indoor and outdoor CEA and hydroponics industry, currently focusing on the $3.0 billion North American CEA market, and serving the entire spectrum of customers from hobbyists to the largest commercial growers through its online, retail and warehouse direct channels. 

Discover more about Surna in this video from Cannabis & Tech Today. Check out more like this on our YouTube channel.

The partnership effectively creates a one-stop shop for customers, providing all the necessary equipment for a cultivation facility from airflow to aeroponics. 

The alliance combines the strong architectural expertise, MEP design services, and, curated line of HVACD products from Surna with Hydrobuilder Holdings facility programming (layouts) and deep catalogue of related consumables and equipment.

“Solidifying this relationship with Hydrobuilder Holdings is a breakthrough achievement for Surna,” stated Tony McDonald, Chairman and CEO of CEA Industries Inc.

“Our combined offering can fully serve our customers with every conceivable service and product they would need to build out or refurbish an indoor cultivation facility. I am confident this will not only be of great value to our customers but will be a great source of growth for both our companies.”

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Inhaled Cannabis Safe And Effective for Treating Lower Back Pain According to New Study

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Inhaled Cannabis “Safe And Effective” for Treating Lower Back Pain According to New Study by Frank Schuler

Since at least 1990, and likely prior, lower back pain is the leading cause of years lived with disability worldwide. According to the Global Burden of Disease Study 2017, roughly 7.5% of the world’s population experiences some level of lower back pain.

The study defined lower back pain as, “pain in the area on the posterior aspect of the body from the lower margin of the twelfth ribs to the lower gluteal folds with or without pain referred into one or both lower limbs that lasts for at least one day.”

It can be caused by a number of factors, including work-related injuries. For some suffering patients, the pain comes and goes.

However, for many others, lower back pain is chronic in nature and continues for weeks or months on end. In severe cases, the pain never goes away at all.

A growing number of patients suffering from chronic lower back pain are turning to cannabis for relief, including via inhaled consumption methods.

Israeli researchers assessed the safety and efficacy of THC-dominant flowers and CBD-dominant sublingual extracts in a cohort of patients with low back pain.

According to a new study out of Israel, inhaled cannabis is safe and effective in those instances. Below is more information about it via a news release from NORML:

Haifa, Israel: The inhalation of THC-dominant cannabis flower long-term safely mitigates symptoms of chronic lower back pain in a manner that is more effective than the use of CBD-dominant extracts, according to observational trial data published in the Israeli journal Rambam Maimonides.

Israeli researchers assessed the safety and efficacy of THC-dominant flowers and CBD-dominant sublingual extracts in a cohort of patients with low back pain.

Study participants engaged in the daily use of extracts for one year, followed by the use of cannabis flower in year two.

Researchers reported, “THC-rich smoked cannabis inflorescence was more effective than CBD-rich cannabis-extracts for inducing symptom relief in LBP [lower back pain],” as assessed on a visual analogue scale and by a disability index.

Additionally, patients’ use of analgesic medicines fell significantly during year two of the trial. No serious adverse events were reported.

Authors concluded: “Our findings indicate that inhaled THC-rich therapy is more effective than CBD-rich sublingual extract therapy for treating low back pain and that cannabis therapy is safe and effective for chronic low back pain.”

An estimated 111,000 Israelis are currently licensed to use medical cannabis products. More than half of those patients utilize cannabis to treat chronic pain conditions.

Several prior studies have similarly demonstrated that cannabis use is associated with reduced opioid consumption in patients with chronic back pain.

Full text of the study, “Comparing sublingual and inhaled cannabis therapies for low back pain: An observational open-label study,” appears in Rambam Maimonides Medical Journal. Additional information on the use of cannabis for chronic pain is available from NORML.

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Thursday, 10 November 2022

Heat and Control Brings Automation Showroom to MJBizCon 2022

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Heat and Control Brings Automation Showroom to MJBizCon 2022 by Sponsored

It’s time for MJBizCon! This year’s show features 1,400 exhibitors, 320,000 square feet of expo floow, and more than 180 speakers. Plus, pre-show forums give niche operators a chance to connect with those specifically in their field before the big show kicks off.

Among the many exhibitors bringing their best and brightest together in Las Vegas this Nov. 15-18 is Heat and Control, Inc. The equipment manufacturer and food/non-food processing industry supplier will showcase its array of automated systems for cannabis products such as gummies, edibles, dried flower, and crumble. Visitors can check out their offerings at Booth 9649. 

Check out Heat and Control’s automated solutions at Booth 9649 at MJBizCon.

MJBizCon 2022 will bring together 35,000 cannabis professionals from grow and processing equipment to financial services. Attendees will find new suppliers, new tech, and insightful speakers. 

Heat and Control will be featuring the next generation of weighing, conveying, and filling/packaging solutions, and the industry standard in x-ray and metal detectors. Experts will also be on hand to discuss the company’s capability to combine science and technology to create unique solutions that help cannabis suppliers turn ideas into action. 

Weighing Solutions 

Ishida CCW-RV Micro Multihead Weigher 

Heat and Control’s partner, Ishida, offers inventions like the ultra-precise Computer Combination Weigher (CCW). The Ishida micro multihead weigher will be showcased at the Heat and Control booth. It delivers a flexible production solution within a small footprint while delivering high productivity and low product giveaway for very small target weight portioning. 

Conveying Solutions 

FastBack 4.0 Horizontal Motion Conveyor 

Also on display at the Heat and Control booth is the just-released FastBack 4.0 horizontal motion conveyor. With more than 25 years and three generations of FastBack, FastBack 4.0 is the culmination of more than 10 years of development and multiple international patents. 

Check out Heat and Control’s automated solutions at Booth 9649 at MJBizCon.

Lift & Tip Vertical Conveyor System 

The Lift & Tip Vertical Conveyor System is a compact and highly sanitary conveyor system that gently moves your products vertically to feed your weighing and packaging operation. Customizable to fit your line from a manual infeed option to single or dual bucket continuous product conveying. 

Filling/Packaging Solutions 

Heat and Control will also have solutions for filling and packing. Precisely deposit product from your weigher to multiple filling positions. From jar and container filling to fully-automated integrated cannabis packaging systems, Heat and Control provides end-of-line solutions that offer performance advantages in the busiest section of the line. 

Check out Heat and Control’s automated solutions at Booth 9649 at MJBizCon.

Inspection Solutions 

Plus, Heat and Control is showcasing inspections solutions. Efficient detection of foreign objects is critical to consumer safety, brand survival, and will also protect machinery and prevent downtime. Check out the company’s complete line of metal detectors, check weighers, and X-ray inspection systems from the leading manufacturers: Ishida and CEIA. 

Visit heatandcontrol.com or the MJBizCon 2022 showroom to get help designing automated solutions for your business.

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The Cannabis Clock: Countdown to Legalization

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The Cannabis Clock: Countdown to Legalization by Cannabis & Tech Today

One of the biggest questions when talking about cannabis is when will the United States legalize it? Will it ever happen? The short answer is yes, it’s coming. But when? To help others understand when legalization will arrive, I decided to create “the Cannabis Clock.”

The Cannabis Clock is modeled after the Doomsday Clock. The scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project (which invented the atomic bomb used to end World War II), created the Doomsday Clock in 1947 to illustrate how close humanity is to Armageddon, or total annihilation from dangerous manmade technologies. Armageddon is midnight on the Doomsday Clock. Currently, humanity is 100 seconds to midnight. 

Set Your Watches

The Cannabis Clock, like the Doomsday Clock, will help show people how close the United States is to midnight, a.k.a. federal legalization. You’re probably asking yourself, “Well, what time is it right now?” As of August 4, 2022, the Cannabis Clock is set at 11:53 PM, seven minutes to midnight. 

Ironically, that is the same exact time the Doomsday Clock was started back in 1947.
(I swear the original time of the Doomsday Clock was not known when deciding what time the Cannabis Clock would start.) When deciding what time it is with the Cannabis Clock, three focus points will be considered: forward progress, backward motion, and economic impact.

Forward Progress

As cannabis legalization gets closer and closer, policy related to it becomes more complex. The first state to pass cannabis policy was California in 1996 with the Compassionate-Use Act, establishing the first medical cannabis state. Since then, 37 states have passed medical cannabis policy, as well as D.C. and three territories: Guam, Puerto Rico, and the United States Virgin Islands. Colorado was the first state to pass an adult-use cannabis policy.
Since then, 19 states and two other territories, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, followed suit.

The federal government will closely examine effective cannabis legislation throughout the country to form its cannabis policy. That’s why it is important to focus on the best of the laws and get rid of the worst. For instance, New York State was the first in the country to
enact an adult-use cannabis
policy allowing people to consume cannabis anywhere
they can consume tobacco. This is the kind of policy needed at the federal level.

When politicians create policy, especially around cannabis, they generally look to the demands of their constituents. The U.S. approval rating for cannabis has never been higher. Currently, eight out of 10 Americans believe medical cannabis is a good thing. Over 60% of the population believes adult-use should be legalized. More than 75% of Americans believe people should not be put in jail for a cannabis offense. Now that’s progress!

Backward Motion

Sometimes, new policies are enacted that actually push the cannabis industry backward. In 2019, every 58 seconds in the United States someone was arrested for a cannabis offense. That comes out to 545,601 cannabis arrests in just one year! Of those arrested, 92% were for cannabis possession. Viewing cannabis possession as a criminal offense has everything to do with it being a Schedule 1 drug. As long as cannabis is considered a scheduled substance, people will be criminalized for it. 

Several industries and groups can have a negative influence on the cannabis space as well. For example, the Coalition for Cannabis Education and Regulation tries to influence the federal government to shape cannabis policy and infrastructure in a way that would benefit its founders.

Some of the biggest members of this coalition include Altria (Philip Morris), Constellation Brands (Corona), and Molson Coors (Coors and Miller beers), just to name a few. The fossil fuel industry also has ulterior motives for hemp regulation, as hemp alternatives threaten the popularity and proliferation of plastic.

The private prison system, which houses 8% of the prison population, also dislikes cannabis legalization. Legal cannabis means a lot less people will be going to jail. Fewer prisoners means fewer jails, so private prisons would make less money. 

Did you know the Automobile Association of America (AAA) lobbies against cannabis on the local, state, and federal level? When you see an article referencing some type of driving and cannabis study, it was likely paid for by AAA to hinder the progress and growth of the cannabis industry.

Economic Impact

One of the biggest considerations for when cannabis will be federally legalized is the economic factor. As more states legalize, new jobs are created. The cannabis industry is the fastest growing job sector in America. Currently there are around 520,000 legal cannabis jobs in America. That’s almost 100,000 more than a year ago. It is projected that by 2026 there will be over 800,000 legal jobs in cannabis.

There’s also the economic impact of selling legal cannabis. In 2021, the global marketplace sold $25 billion in legal cannabis. It is projected that by the end of 2022 that number will rise to $33 billion, and by 2026 it will be $52 billion. 

Let’s do a comparison with another industry and cannabis to see how they stack up. For this comparison we’ll be looking at 11 states that have passed adult-use cannabis and the tax revenue generated between the cannabis industry and the alcohol industry in those 11 states. Drum roll please … in those 11 states in 2021, the alcohol industry generated $2.4 billion in tax revenue. In the same 11 states, the cannabis industry generated $2.9 billion in tax revenue. That’s almost 20% more than alcohol.

Counting the Minutes

All of these factors played into the determination that the Cannabis Clock currently sits at 11:53 PM, seven minutes to midnight. However, this time will change quickly because of how fast things change in the cannabis space. Who knows, from the time this article was written to the time you’re reading it, we may have moved forward five minutes, or backward five minutes. I suppose we will all be counting the minutes to find out.

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Wednesday, 9 November 2022

Its Official! Maryland and Missouri Approve Adult-Use Cannabis

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It’s Official! Maryland and Missouri Approve Adult-Use Cannabis by Patricia Miller

Five states voted on adult-use cannabis legalization yesterday. Two of the five approved the measure. Maryland and Missouri voted in favor of recreational use, while Arkansas, South Dakota, and North Dakota rejected cannabis legalization. 

The results are an encouraging signal that even conservative portions of the country are becoming more tolerant of cannabis. There are now 21 states with legal adult-use. 

Wana Brands CEO Nancy Whiteman said of the results, “Although cannabis-related ballot initiatives did not achieve a clean sweep in this election, it is clear that for the vast majority of America, the momentum is moving toward a complete end of cannabis prohibition.”

Missouri’s measure legalizes recreational cannabis for adults 21 and older and will expunge past arrests and convictions for nonviolent cannabis offenses. Minors and those driving under the influence of cannabis are not included in the expungements.

Whiteman is looking forward to Missouri’s legalization measure as Wana Brands already has a manufacturing partner, Clovr Cannabis, in the state.

She noted, “Not only will the passage of Amendment 3 help raise millions of revenue for critical veteran and mental health services, but Missouri residents with low-level cannabis offenses will be able to expunge these convictions from their record, finally addressing the inequities of the War on Drugs.”

Similarly, Maryland will automatically expunge past cannabis possession convictions.

Cresco Labs Co-Founder Joe Caltabiano released a statement saying, “Although the industry would have preferred that every state cannabis initiative has passed, one of the best outcomes of this election is that is increases the number of U.S. Congressional representatives who now serve voters that have declared their preference for a legal and regulated cannabis industry. With the success of the Maryland and Missouri ballot initiatives, any remaining excuses that further delay meaningful federal cannabis reform — particularly SAFE Banking — lack any merit.”

These ballot initiatives come on the heels of President Joe Biden’s recent announcement pardoning thousands of Americans convicted of simple possession of cannabis under federal law. 

All five states that voted on the issue Tuesday have legal medical cannabis programs. Legalization campaigns raised $23 million across five states, with the majority in Missouri and Arkansas.

According to an Associated Press analysis, most of the campaign donations came from companies with medical cannabis licenses. Supporters will likely try again in Arkansas in 2024. 

These ballot initiatives come on the heels of President Joe Biden’s recent announcement pardoning thousands of Americans convicted of simple possession of cannabis under federal law. 

Caltabiano urged other elected officials to consider their stance on prohibition in light of Tuesday’s election. “Our elected representatives should follow [Biden’s] lead and do the right thing for the hundreds of thousands of citizens they serve who are working in the cannabis industry.

“Federal reform, whether it comes in the form of full descheduling or SAFE Banking, will provide security for those workers, fairness for cannabis businesses, and confidence for the investors who need a clear roadmap to continue support of the industry’s growth.”

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Dip Devices: Dabbing for a Cause

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Dip Devices: Dabbing for a Cause by Rachelle Gordon

Cannabis culture has always been about community. Sharing favorite strains with friends, helping patients access the medicine they need, or even advancing sustainable practices through hemp — all promote the notion of putting people and the planet first.

Dip Devices is one company on a mission to improve our world one dab at a time. Makers of innovative direct-to-extract vaporizers, Dip Devices puts accessibility and social impact at the forefront of everything they do. Intending to make concentrates more approachable while simultaneously giving back to a variety of non-profits, the brand has been a consistent role model for others in the industry in their quest to repair the world.

This ethos has always been the priority for CEO Mike Bologna and his business partners. After forming cannabis-centric strategic consulting firm Green Lion Partners with long-time friend Jeff Zucker in 2015, the pair immediately set out to make a difference.

“In every venture we have had, social equity and social change are driven into every decision we make,” Bologna told Cannabis & Tech Today.

The mission kicked into high gear when the partners were introduced to the original Dip Devices vape two years later. Previously skeptical about the cannabis hardware space, the portable electronic nectar collector changed how the duo consumed the plant. Finding the method far more convenient than other modalities and recognizing a real need in the market, Bologna and Zucker (along with fellow partner Jeff Dayton) set about bringing the technology to the masses while doing plenty of good along the way.

“This is a tool that can potentially change people’s lives for the better,” Bologna said, noting that traditional dabbing with a blowtorch is both intimidating and physically challenging for many people. 

“One of the major goals of our company is to make concentrates more accessible to the average consumer.”

With Bologna at the helm, the team transformed the business, redesigning the OG dipstick vape and the company’s culture. It’s a rebrand that completely changed the trajectory of Dip Devices forever. 

“We said, ‘if we’re committing to this mechanism of consumption, we also need to commit to being a better hardware company — period.’”

Controlled and Consistent Concentrate Consumption

When the flagship Dipper hit the scene in 2017, it revolutionized the way people thought about concentrates. The two-in-one honey straw and loadable vape pen allowed consumers to forget the torch and enjoy dabbing in a way that was never possible before. 

A button on the side of the device heats an exposed coil. Users then lightly touch it to the surface of their favorite oil and inhale through the mouthpiece on the other end of the Dipper, resulting in a smooth and silky hit that is more predictable and precise than other dabbing methods. An integrated quartz atomizer bucket turns the device into a powerful and portable vaporizer for dabbers on the go.

The team worked meticulously to ensure its debut device was not only functional but built to last. “Five years later, we have people using their first Dippers,” said Bologna proudly. “That generally doesn’t happen in the hardware cycle, so I think folks have been pretty happy with their purchases.”

Wanting to take the convenience factor one step further, designers quickly began working on the next Dip Devices offering. Seeing the industry’s evolution, the brand set out to create a multi-functional tool that could satisfy any desire.

The EVRI is a versatile consumption solution, featuring a 900-mAh battery that connects magnetically to a wide array of attachments. The slick gadget has a vapor tip much like its predecessor, but can also accommodate 510-thread cartridges, e-juice pods, and even flower.

“Cannabis is a beautifully dynamic plant. There are a lot of ways people enjoy consuming, and we wanted to give them a single, super reliable battery platform with a bunch of different options,” Bologna explained.

Rounding out the catalog are the Little Dipper, a miniature version of the flagship device (minus the quartz bucket), and the Lunar, a loadable wax pen that combines the company’s patented airflow technology with the convenience of a fill-and-go vape. And while all of the products made by Dip Devices have become revered in the space, it’s the chance to make a difference that people truly love.

Dabbing for a Cause

Staying true to its social justice roots, Dip Devices donates a percentage of sales to a variety of non-profits close to the hearts of the internal team as well as fans of the brand. The company lets customers decide how their purchase will impact the world by offering their products in different colors, each one aligning with a specific cause. 

So far, Dip Devices has partnered with organizations championing racial justice, drug policy reform, LGBTQIA+ rights, ocean conservation, hunger relief, blood donation, reforestation, and more. The brand hopes to continue adding advocacy groups to their give-back program, encouraging people to reach out with ideas. Their latest SKU, a purple Lunar, saw its cause voted on by social media with followers electing Fireweed Collective mental health education provider as the product’s beneficiary.

For Bologna, the reward is two-fold: worthy non-profits get access to much-needed funds while consumers gain education on important issues.

“It’s really made a difference in how people feel when purchasing devices from us and has positively generated awareness and donations to a range of causes we care about,” he said. 

Dip Devices: Stewards of the Industry

With several handy products in its catalog and a growing list of initiatives to support, Dip Devices is showing no signs of slowing down. The company is in the process of adopting more sustainable components and packaging in its supply chain while simultaneously working on the next iteration of its beloved technology. 

Dip Devices personifies the phrase “pay it forward” while consistently striving to lead by example, hoping to raise the bar for other hardware companies and the industry as a whole.

“We have a chance to stand out and be a role model in this space, and to educate, even if not through the sale of devices,” Bologna said. “Above all else, that’s what we aim to achieve.”

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CBDistillery To Launch THCV Study

Moving onto the next “pathfinder mission,” as CBDistillery is calling their intensive research campaign spanning various hemp products an...