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Swiss Study: Regulating Cannabis ‘Promotes Safer Consumption’

Regional adult-use cannabis commerce pilot trials are currently operating in multiple jurisdictions in Switzerland, including Zurich, Basel, Lausanne, Geneva, and in the cantons of St Gallen and Basel-Country. The pilot trials allow adults to participate in limited recreational cannabis commerce (production, retail, and purchasing) so researchers, regulators, and lawmakers can gather information to better inform national laws and industry regulations.

ICBC Sept. 09, 2026

Brazil import approvals for cannabis medicines soar as CBD market continues expansion

Brazil is seeing another sharp increase in demand for imported cannabis medicines, adding to evidence that hemp-derived CBD is becoming an established part of the country’s medical market as regulators create a more defined pathway for the compound.

HempToday, Sept. 08, 2026

In Texas, One Delta-8 THC Gummy Can Carry More Prison Time Than an Ounce of Weed

A single four-gram delta-8 gummy can now expose its owner to a felony bracket that runs to twenty years, because Texas counts the whole edible toward its weight. An ounce of marijuana is still a misdemeanor. And the delta-9 gummies still on the shelf survive on a technicality that federal law is about to erase. Congress just moved that date to December 11, and Trump signed it Wednesday.

High Times, Sept. 06, 2026

What’s in Store for the Global Cannabis Industry in 2026? Mid-Year Update

In December 2025, we asked our in-house team of experts how they expected to see the industry evolve over the coming year. Following a frantic news cycle over the past eight months, we wanted to revisit these predictions and examine what has come to fruition, what regulation is stuck in political limbo, and what developments have come out of left field.

Business of Cannabis Sept. 02 2026
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