The U.S. Department of Agriculture is in charge of certifying products as organic. This certification, created more than two decades ago, is what allows businesses to use the word “organic” on their products. The certification of marijuana products as organic is currently up for debate. Some stakeholders agree that the U.S. Department of Agriculture can’t certify any product that is illegal under federal law.
Despite the fact that 38 states have legalized the medical use of marijuana while 24 have legalized the drug’s recreational use, the drug is still classified under schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. Drugs under this classification are illegal, said to have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use. Other drugs under this category include LSD, MDMA, heroin, peyote and ecstasy.
Clean Green Certified director, Chris Van Hook, argues that because of this, the agriculture department won’t have anything to do with marijuana. Clean Green Certified is accredited by the department to develop a program to help products as well as farms acquire a sustainable certification based on global and national organic, sustainable and regenerative programs.
Growers have tried to circumvent this issue with certification in different ways, with states such as Vermont, Maine, Colorado and California rolling out organic cannabis-certification programs that allow businesses to award their stamps to cannabis businesses.
Well-known private certifiers of organic marijuana include Clean Green, Dragonfly Earth Medicine Pure, and Sun and Earth. The issue, however, is that not many consumers know what being certified by these companies means because organic isn’t on the label.
Ben Gelt, the Cannabis Certification Council’s board chair, says that the department doesn’t directly certify products as organic. Instead, he notes, this is done by third-party organic certifiers accredited by the department of agriculture. He explains that this certification by the Department of Agriculture allows products such as baby food to be sold at higher prices, because it adds to the value of a product. This, he argues, hasn’t been observed in companies that bear marijuana certifications to replace organic.
Not all agree with Gelt, however. Van Hook asserts that his and other organic certifications do bring value to marijuana products, revealing that in 2023, Clean Green certified more than 400,000 pounds of marijuana flower and trim. He refers to this as growth, adding that he remains focused on helping members sell their products at good prices.
This, Van Hook explained, could be done by growers posting the logo on their marketing materials and products more frequently. In addition to making these certification logos more recognizable by consumers, who will then associate the products with organic, it’s good advertising.
Many more innovative solutions are likely to be brought to market targeting major cannabis companies such as Trulieve Cannabis Corp. (CSE: TRUL) (OTCQX: TCNNF) that are seeking new ways to continue thriving despite the stifling regulatory environment at the federal level.
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Started as a passion project between friends after post-secondary, Vancouver’s Cannabis Training Canada Inc. (CTC) has grown over the last several years into one of the premier e-learning providers in the Canadian cannabis space.
The company was first launched in 2016 with a goal of providing training tailored for the soon-to-be legal retail sector. It has evolved into relationships with provincial governments, private retailers, and producers to curate tailor-made training programs developed in-house by the CTC team.
“Our team consists of industry experts and adult learning specialists who understand the nuances of Canadian cannabis, its trends, and the regulations specific to each province.”
Their most recent announcement was their entrance into the Ontario market when CTC received approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) for the CTC 1: Retail Certification Program in August 2024. And prior, the company has a proven track record working with the BCLDB, the Government of Nunavut, and the NSLC, as well as training thousands of staff for private retailers, as well as producers and brands in all major markets in Canada.
While there are other companies offering training options, the CTC sets itself apart with a grassroots approach to the industry.
“What sets us apart from many competitors is the hands-on experience of our team members,” says Zane Yassein, co-founder and director of business development. “They have worked with various licensed producers, accessory companies, and other cannabis-related businesses, giving us a unique and practical perspective on the industry.
“Our team consists of industry experts and adult learning specialists who understand the nuances of Canadian cannabis, its trends, and the regulations specific to each province. We understand how to take this information and present it in a way that’s engaging and digestible.”
Another way that CTC sets itself apart from other businesses offering training options is its understanding of the nuances of the Canadian market and how to deliver a quality training program.
While cannabis-focused companies might understand the industry, Yassein explains, they often lack the technical support or the robust framework of traditional learning management systems (LMS). On the other hand, companies with experience delivering educational tools might use outdated platforms for the cannabis industry or not understand the unique needs of different provincial markets and regulations.
“Cannabis education in Canada is quite fragmented, with a mix of different companies trying to deliver in the space. You usually find cannabis companies attempting to provide education or education companies trying to deliver cannabis content,” says Yassein. “This often means one aspect of the training falls short.
“CTC aims to bridge this gap by combining the comprehensive capabilities of a full-service LMS with the firsthand experience of cannabis industry veterans.”
In addition to training for retailers, CTC also provides training for cannabis producers and brand houses who need to bring staff up to speed on not only several layers of rules and regulations but also an up-to-date understanding of the market itself.
“We address these challenges by offering brands and LPs the ability to create tailored training programs for their products. These programs are then automatically delivered to retail staff across Canada.”
CTC can then leverage their extensive experience working with different retailers to offer unique insight into how cannabis brands can engage with those same retailers.
“We have access to retail employees at some of the largest retailers in Canada, and our user base grows daily. This active and expanding user base allows for immediate access to brand education and provides an easy way to track who has completed the training.
“On the education front specifically, establishing a nationwide standard for training is the best way to ensure effective and responsible cannabis retail sales. We’re also gearing up to promote our brand-specific training programs to both LPs and our existing user base. We provide access to thousands of retail staff across Canada, including all 500+ employees at BCLDB BCCS stores, Ontario retail staff, and other markets we operate in.
“Our aim is to offer brands and LPs a low-cost solution to create and deliver training to their staff.”
That decision at the time was largely informed by Heritage’s senior secured lender, BJK Holdings Ltd., demanding payment in full of $8.4 million owed by the Heritage group.
In April, the court also approved a stalking horse subscription agreement among Heritage and Heritage West, as vendors, BJK, and HAB Cann Holdings Ltd. as purchaser.
The President of Hab Cann is listed as one David Thiessen. A person by the same name is listed as working at BJK in a press release in 2021.
The common shares of Heritage were delisted from the Canadian Securities Exchange at the close of business on August 26, 2024, and from the OTC Pink at the close of business on August 28, 2024.
The purchased entities are Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp., Heritage Cannabis West Corporation, Heritage Cannabis East Corporation, and Purefarma Solutions Inc.
The Heritage Group lists some $25.3 million in secured and unsecured debt to more than 200 creditors, including $6.8 million owed to BJK Holdings, and nearly $13.4 million to the Canada Revenue Agency for excise and sales tax.
The principal terms of the stalking horse agreement says the purchaser, Hab Cann, will “determine which employees it will assume and employ prior to Closing. In the event that no conditional offer of employment is made to an employee or an employee who receives an offer of employment rejects such offer, such employee shall be deemed to be a “Terminated Employee”.”
The purchase price include a call for a release of “all amounts outstanding and obligations payable by the applicants under the Senior Loan Agreement and all related loan and security documents, which amount as of June 14, 2024 was $6,837,059.71 (excluding legal fees and expenses).”
Nextleaf Solutions brought in over $4 million in revenue in their most recent quarterly report for the three months ending June 30, 2024, with $884,344 in gross profit but a $317,264 loss.
Total revenue increased significantly from the same period last year when the company brought in about $2.7 million in revenue. Still, losses were up considerably compared to the $419,875 in profit the company reported in Q3 2023.
Nextleaf says the increase in losses was primarily due to “significant share-based payment expenses” totalling approximately $914,000, and “the overall economic environment” as market conditions softened, consumer spending slowed, and operating costs increased. Revenue growth is attributed to expanded product reach and an increase in distribution channels.
The company reported incurring $961,484 in excise duties from their $4 million in sales.
“We’re entering a new phase of our long-term growth strategy,” says Emma Andrews, Interim Nextleaf CEO. “We are committed to building a sustainable legacy and this involves expanding our marketing tactics, investing deeper into inventory, innovation, and product development to remain competitive. Staying true to our DNA we are uncompromising on quality.”
“Building equity through consumer brands takes time. I’ve led teams through a 10x scale-up before and understand the patience, resilience, ingenuity, and stamina required to make it happen. Our Q3 results show the incremental progress made in a few short months, and the exponential potential ahead of us as we continue to scale.”
Nextleaf introduced five new products in the most recent quarter, including Glacial Gold CBN:CBD 10:10 Softgels 10-pack, Atmosphere Twisted Citrus All-in-One 2g Vape, Pure Distillate Banger All-in-One 1g Vape, alongside Crafty Cuts dried craft flower and Crafty Cuts Sampler Prerolls under the brand Miracle Valley.
For the nine months ending June 30, 2024, the company brought in $12.8 million in revenue from wholesale sales. Over half of this ($7.4 million) was sold in BC, while another $5.3 million was sold into the rest of Canada.
The company plans to release a comprehensive update within the next 30 days relating to market and consumer insights, additional product launches expected in 2024, and SKU performance metrics in various regions.
Cannabis retailers and producers are gearing up for the highly anticipated Summer Sesh industry networking conference in Richmond, BC, from September 12-14.
The packed three-day event features presentations, panel discussions, and a B2B Networking party on Thursday evening. There will be a consumption-friendly Direct Delivery Speed Networking session for producers and retailers, and an exclusive “block party” featuring over 30 brands, indoor vape consumption, movie theater, art market and food trucks on Friday evening. Topics will cover a variety of current issues facing the BC and national market, including financial issues, direct delivery, farmgate, sampling, Indigenous business, and more.
The Lipont Building is located just below the Aberdeen Skytrain Station, a short ride from locations across the Lower Mainland, including Vancouver International Airport.
Attendees can dive into the Sweet Justice Bevvy Bar and the HOWBOUTTHIS Dab Bars, sampling and consumption, food trucks, and more.
The LRCCBC also notes that the BC government’s Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) will be present, just in time for the upcoming BC election.
“The Directors at Licensed Retail Cannabis Council of BC are thrilled to co-host our upcoming cannabis industry conference, Summer Sesh,” says Jaclynn Pehota, executive director for the LRCCBC.
“It’s a fantastic group of brands and individuals supporting this initiative and indoor vapor brings consumption and tourism discussions to the forefront.” says Brittney Guthrie, Founder of HOWBOUTTHIS Events.
“Additionally, we are pleased to facilitate a regulatory conversation from the team at LCRB during the event. Summer Sesh represents a significant opportunity for our association to foster collaboration, share insights, and drive meaningful dialogue with government regulators. We are excited to bring together industry leaders and policymakers to shape the future of cannabis and continue advancing our sector with innovation.”
Sarah Campbell, Director of the Craft Cannabis Association of BC, says the event is a chance for the industry to let their hair down following a very challenging few years.
“It has been a difficult couple of years,” says Campbell. “CCABC is excited to bring stakeholders together from all corners of the industry for networking, support, learning and fun. There is a little something for everyone at the Summer Sesh.”
“It’s a fantastic group of brands and individuals supporting this initiative and indoor vapor brings consumption and tourism discussions to the forefront.” says Brittney Guthrie, Founder of HOWBOUTTHIS Events.
Dallas voters will have the opportunity to decide in November whether or not the city should decriminalize cannabis. The city’s council decided on Aug. 14, 2024, to add the Dallas Freedom Act to the ballot for the upcoming Nov. 5 election. Local proponents of cannabis reform are leading this effort to loosen the rules governing adult possession of marijuana.
The push for reform is led by Ground Game Texas, a nonprofit organization focused on social justice. The group gathered nearly 50,000 signatures from residents, far exceeding the 20,000-signature threshold needed to get the measure on the ballot.
The measure would forbid police from arresting or ticketing people for having less than four ounces of cannabis in their possession. Possession of two to four ounces of cannabis is currently regarded as a class A misdemeanor in Texas, which carries a maximum one-year jail sentence. Possession of less than two ounces results in a class B misdemeanor, and the punishment is up to 180 days in jail.
Other key provisions within the proposal include:
Except for felony investigations, Dallas police would no longer be permitted to use the scent of hemp or cannabis as justification for searching or seizing property.
Except for the restricted circumstances outlined by the proposal, police would not issue a citation for class A or B misdemeanor possession of cannabis or arrest unless instructed otherwise by an orderly ruling from a federal or state court.
Except in cases where testing is required for public safety (such as toxicology tests) or is a component of a violent crime investigation, no cannabis product would be subjected to THC-level testing to assess if it complies with the legal definition of marijuana using city resources or people.
The city council approved the proposal for the November ballot by a vote of 11–4. Supporters of the measure, including Council Members Omar Narvaez, Adam Bazaldua, Zarin Gracey and Chad West, have voiced their backing for decriminalization. West, who first proposed the initiative in June, argued that it is a needed reform for Dallas.
On the other hand, Eddie Garcia, the chief of police in Dallas, expressed concerns, stating that the proposed changes wouldn’t benefit the community. He argued that four ounces is more than a small amount for individual use. Garcia noted that his narcotics unit found that an average illicit purchase for individual use in the city consists of two or three dime bags, which is far less than four ounces.
If Dallas voters decide to decriminalize cannabis possession, other cities may also take the same approach, which could trigger a statewide movement that eventually sees adult-use marijuana legalized. When that happens, plenty of business opportunities could be created, including for companies seeking to offer services that are similar to what companies such as Innovative Industrial Properties Inc. (NYSE: IIPR) are currently offering in other jurisdictions.
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Law enforcement in Nova Scotia say they have arrested three New Brunswick men after receiving several complaints regarding the sale of cannabis from a parked utility trailer in Amherst, Nova Scotia.
The Cumberland Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit (CISCEU) executed a search warrant at the trailer and arrested three men on August 27. Amherst is located only about ten minutes from the border with New Brunswick.
During the search, officers say they seized illegal cannabis and cannabis edibles, a quantity of psilocybin (magic mushrooms), along with a quantity of cash.
Two of the men, a 32-year-old and a 29-year-old, both of Fredericton, will face charges under the Cannabis Act related to possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing and selling.
They were released to appear in Amherst Provincial Court at a later date. The third man was released and is not expected to face charges.
The Cumberland Street Crime Enforcement Unit includes members of the Cumberland County District RCMP and the Amherst Police Department.
Meanwhile, on August 26, Kings District RCMP executed new search warrants at two illegal cannabis storefronts, one on Hwy. 12 in Welton Landing and one on Commercial St. in New Minas. Both locations were the subjects of previous warrants executed in July 2024.
Several staff members were arrested, and officers executed search warrants, leading to seizures of illicit cannabis, tobacco, and psilocybin. Officers also seized a trailer and pickup truck.
RCMP first executed search warrants on July 31, attending three locations and seizing hundreds of small quantity packages of illegal cannabis, tobacco, and vape products, as well as a quantity of psilocybin (magic mushrooms). A 33-year-old Kentville man was arrested in relation to two of these locations at the time. He is facing charges under the Cannabis Act, the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, and the Tobacco Act and was released on conditions pending future court appearances.
Despite the earlier arrests and charges, investigators say they learned that these two retail locations on Hwy. 12 in Welton Landing and Commercial St. in New Minas resumed operations shortly after the man was released.
The staff members arrested on August 26 were released pending future court appearances on conditions intended to prevent continuing involvement in illegal cannabis and tobacco sales. The investigation continues, and more arrests are anticipated.
On July 31 and August 26, police say they were required to use a rented cube van to transport the items seized to secure evidence storage. The warrant executions were conducted by Kings District general duty officers and officers from the General Investigative Section, Street Crime Enforcement Unit, and Kentville Police Services.
SNDL Inc. has announced that its stalking horse bid has been chosen as the successful bid to acquire Indiva’s business and assets.
Ontario-based cannabis edibles producer Indiva Limited announced on June 13 that it had been granted an order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice under the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) in order to restructure its business and financial affairs.
SNDL’s acquisition includes Indiva’s facility in London, Ontario and a portfolio of owned and licensed brands like Pearls by Grön, No Future gummies and vapes, Bhang chocolate, Indiva Blips tablets, Indiva Doppio sandwich cookies, and Indiva 1432 chocolate. Indiva boasts a portfolio of seven brands and 53 listed SKUs, all manufactured in the company’s 40,000-square-foot production facility.
“We are thrilled by the opportunity to partner with our colleagues at Indiva to deliver high quality products and brands to consumers,” said Zach George, SNDL’s Chief Executive Officer. “This transaction will materially improve our market share in the edibles category and is expected to unlock value through improved capacity utilization, a reduction in aggregate corporate expenses, and the potential sale of redundant real estate holdings.”
Indiva still needs approval for the transaction from the court on or about September 19, 2024, which is subject to the court granting an approval and vesting order and the transaction receiving the approval of other regulatory authorities.
In May, SNDL alleged that Mantioba-based Delta9 Cannabis was in default of its financing agreement with SNDL and demanded immediate payment of a $10 million convertible debenture financing. Delta 9 CEO John Arbuthnot denied the claim.
Adding sound and mapping the sounds of nature in the garden offers a new perspective to the garden experience.
Sound in the garden is often overlooked. The colorful flowers, the smell of the roses, and the touch of a hosta leaf covered with morning dew are the sensory stars of the garden, not the buzz of a bee as it sucks nectar. And yet, sound can be one of the most beneficial experiences of a garden. A 2021 study, “A synthesis of health benefits of natural sounds and their distribution in natural parks,” examined the health benefits of natural sounds (wind, water, birds, etc.). Researchers discovered that listening to nature’s quiet and subtle sounds improved overall health, decreased stress, improved mood, and enhanced cognitive performance.
Soundscaping and sound mapping the garden can be a lot of fun! You’ll get a brand-new garden perspective, and the whole family can participate!
Sound Map Considerations
Plants
We typically select garden plants for their visual appeal rather than how they contribute to the sound of the space. And yet, they can be very loud. Poppies, cosmos, foxglove, and echinacea form seed heads, reverberating a rattling sound across the landscape. Ornamental grasses swish in the breeze. Bamboo makes a harmonic whistling sound. As rain falls on a hosta leaf, there is a soft crackle and swoosh.
Birds
Our fine feathered friends make a cacophony of sounds. The chickadees call out to each other, the woodpecker taps away, the warble and swallow sing, and the hummingbird’s wings click as it darts from plant to plant for a sweet treat. On hot days, a birdbath that provides water will attract the sound makers. Nesting boxes or birdhouses entice them to move in and stay.
Water
Water is one of the most soothing sounds. A waterfall or fountain creates a burbling sound. And it doesn’t have to be very big. A small tabletop water feature that runs on AA batteries and is placed on the patio can add the right ambiance.
Crunch
Adding a walkway of stone mulch or gravel creates a crunch as you walk. Even the shifting sound of dried grass crumpling under your weight creates sound. One of my favorite garden sounds is the noise fallen leaves make as you walk through them in the fall.
Music
Adding wind chimes throughout the garden creates a musical undertone. Even a cheap spinner makes a musical sound in the wind.
How To Make A Sound Map
Anyone, even the kids, can make a map of all the sounds in the garden. Grab a piece of cardboard big enough to write on, a pen, and mark yourself with a dot in the center of the sheet.
Find a spot in the garden and stand or sit quietly for about five minutes listening. Close your eyes to focus on what you hear instead of what you are seeing. Mark on the card the direction you think the sound is coming from and what it is. It might be leaves blowing in the wind, a bird, or the wind chimes. You’ll be amazed at all the sounds you hear that you might miss while working in the garden.
One of my favorite things to do on a summer afternoon is to sit quietly in the garden and listen! Sometimes, adding a voice to what we see makes it even more real. Adding sound to the garden makes it all that more beautiful and proves it is a living, breathing organism, a diverse ecosystem to be cherished.
INM-901 oral formulation shows encouraging results in preclinical studies
High bioavailability of INM-901 oral formulation was shown to provide similar drug concentration levels in the brain as intraperitoneal injection
Oral delivery method offers advantages such as lower treatment costs, in comparison with intravenous delivery of large molecule antibody therapies
The company is conducting further research including drug metabolism studies, dose ranging studies and pharmacokinetic studies
InMed Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: INM), a clinical stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing a pipeline of proprietary small molecule drug candidates targeting the CB1/CB2 receptors, announced that its drug candidate INM-901 as an oral formulation will be used in its development programs for Alzheimer’s disease following encouraging results obtained in preclinical trials (https://cnw.fm/zslQY).
INM-901 is a small molecule drug candidate that demonstrated multiple pharmacological effects in preclinical studies including neuroprotective effects, extending the length of neurites which is important for brain cell-to-cell communication, as well as reducing neuroinflammation. These preclinical studies were conducted in well-characterized study models of Alzheimer’s disease.
Recent preclinical studies further showed that INM-901 can be administered orally, with the same therapeutic effects in the brain as intraperitoneal injections. INM-901 oral formulation was shown to maintain similar drug exposure levels as intraperitoneal injections over a 24-hour period. Oral delivery offers multiple advantages, including an overall reduction in treatment delivery costs compared to intravenous delivery of large molecule antibody therapies currently administered in such cases.
Large molecule antibody therapies are difficult to formulate orally and also present significant challenges to gastrointestinal tract absorption and further blood stream delivery, which is why IV or subcutaneous delivery methods need to be used instead. Additionally, large molecule therapies come with significant side effects, such as brain inflammation and bleeding, which requires constant monitoring and regular brain scans.
InMed Pharmaceuticals is confident INM-901 oral formulation can address these issues by achieving better absorption in the GI tract and in the blood stream, effectively penetrating the blood-brain barrier, in addition to ease of administration and higher accessibility to patients.
“We are excited by the recent data confirming that INM-901 can be delivered across the blood brain barrier to the brain tissue as an oral formulation which provides significant advantages for further development of this compound in the treatment of Alzheimer’s,” said Michael Woudenberg, InMed’s Chief Operating Officer and SVP of Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls. “Similar drug levels in the target tissue are not usually seen between oral versus IP delivery. The supporting data generated by the oral formulation provides an attractive therapeutic approach given the many challenges associated with delivery of drug(s) to the brain.”
The company is already conducting further research for the drug candidate substance and the product formulation, including dose ranging, drug metabolism and pharmacokinetic studies in view of submitting INM-901 for investigational new drug status with the Food and Drug Administration.
The Alzheimer’s therapeutics market is projected to grow significantly in the coming years, driven by an aging global population and increasing prevalence of the disease. In 2022, the market was valued at $4.05 billion, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 19.99% from 2023 to 2030, with a growing demand for effective therapies that can halt or slow the progression of the disease (https://cnw.fm/N4NkQ).
Given the current landscape, the positive preclinical results of INM-901 position InMed Pharmaceuticals as a potential leader in the development of promising, innovative treatments for Alzheimer’s. The formulation’s success could mark a significant advancement in Alzheimer’s care, offering hope to millions of patients worldwide.
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