AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAviation & Policy: The FAA is teaming up with the National Academies to set new, science-based “fit for duty” standards for pilots and air traffic controllers after Trump-era cannabis rescheduling raised “operational risk,” with meetings planned on testing, cognitive effects, and impairment duration. Regulation & Enforcement: Virginia is creating a Regulated Products Enforcement Unit to crack down on illegal vapes, hemp THC products, and kratom—while Ohio lawmakers push HB611 changes that expand licensing pathways for certain medical cannabis operators into adult-use. Market Watch: Michigan’s legal cannabis is getting cheaper fast as competition, oversupply, and constant promotions squeeze profits—raising the big question of how long the price war can last. Product Safety: A new push warns about “hemp” THC look-alikes sold in convenience settings, after years of poisonings and ER visits tied to candy-style packaging. Science & Research: A Wageningen University study reconstructs how cannabis likely evolved THC/CBD/CBC biosynthesis through biochemical “improvisation,” and a separate review flags cannabis roots as an underexplored source of bioactive compounds. Tech in Cannabis: Life Is Chill and LoveBud are rolling out a senior-focused cannabis ordering kiosk in Arizona’s Sun Lakes community.
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