Regulation headwinds exist, and are weakening, FAST. Good timing on Stillcanna's part. The company leadership is not involved nor wishes to be in the psychedelic side of Cannabis and will be destroying the Chromophotograph removed THC Delta 9 portions from Hemp processing.... the Demonization of Cannabis does put CDB producers under some of the headwinds in regulatory schemes.
In addition to Canada's remarkable changes on the 17th('Cannabis 2.0'), Mexico made a big push publicly, same day..
'Several Mexican Senate committees unveiled draft legislation late on Thursday to legalize marijuana.
Leaders of the Health, Justice, Public Security and Legislative Studies Committees announced last week that they would remain in permanent session to finalize the legalization bill ahead of a coming Supreme Court deadline.
The court determined last year that the country’s ban on personal cannabis consumption and cultivation is unconstitutional, though lawmakers now want to go even further by legalizing commercial production and sales.
The committees are expected to formally vote on the legislation in the coming days, after which point it will head to the full Senate and then the Chamber of Deputies. Leaders said a vote in the legislature could occur before the end of the month, though it’s possible they could ask the Supreme Court for a deadline extension.'
Also in the U.S... same day..
'Four Northeastern Governors Team Up on Vaping and Marijuana Standards'..... (there were a couple other Governors present also)
this will, imo, push the American FDA to comply with the American Senate requests for a uniform set of rules to be completed by January.
These things, same day, are not co-incidental. 'sea change' is happening, the United States sees Mexico and Canada changing dramatically and cannot have both Northern and Southern bordering Nations to America be potential entry points OF THEIR LEGAL CANNABIS.
I'm watching for E.U. Commission to follow suit:)
Seatbelts on, arms and legs in the vehicle folks.
