Javier Hasse

1 week ago | benzinga.com | Javier Hasse

A majority of Americans are ready to light up, not just in lounges or at home but also in the heart of casino resorts. A new survey from the Cannabis Policy Institute at the University of Nevada Las Vegas found that 70% of respondents support allowing cannabis use in casino resorts, either through designated lounges or smoking areas. The findings arrive amid renewed debate over Nevada’s legal separation between gaming and cannabis, a firewall increasingly seen as outdated by both industries.

1 week ago | benzinga.com | Javier Hasse

Germany imported a record 37.2 tons of medical cannabis in the first quarter of 2025, marking a 4.6x increase compared to the same period last year, according to the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM). Per publicly available data, the country is now the largest importer of legal medical cannabis in the world, yet looming regulatory headwinds are already taking shape.

1 week ago | benzinga.com | Javier Hasse

Organigram Global Inc. OGI OGI, Canada’s leading cannabis company by market share, has announced that CEO Beena Goldenberg will retire at the end of the company's fiscal year, September 30, 2025. Goldenberg, who joined Organigram as CEO in September 2021, will remain in her role and on the company's board until that time to ensure a smooth transition and continued execution of strategic objectives, including the company's international expansion and entry into the U.S. market.

1 week ago | elplanteo.com | Javier Hasse

Alemania Es el Mayor Importador de Cannabis Medicinal del Mundo: Cuáles son las Empresas Benficiadas ✍ 27 May, 2025 - 15:18 Alemania importó 37,2 toneladas de cannabis médico en el primer trimestre de 2025: nuevo récord global Canadá, Portugal y Dinamarca lideran el suministro; empresas como Tilray, Curaleaf y Organigram ganan terreno Analistas alertan sobre posibles cambios regulatorios en acceso digital bajo el nuevo gobierno alemán Alemania acaba de alcanzar un nuevo hito en la industria...

2 weeks ago | benzinga.com | Javier Hasse

Matthew Zorn, an attorney known for suing the federal government over cannabis and psychedelics policy, is now joining it. Zorn has been appointed Deputy General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., with a focus on psychedelics policy, according to two sources cited by Marijuana Moment's Kyle Jaeger.