Arturo Garcia is a journalist who writes for Born2Invest, with his work also appearing in publications such as Times of San Diego and Forbes. Arturo's articles primarily focus on the cannabis industry, covering topics such as legalization, market trends, medical uses, and regulatory developments both in Europe and around the world.
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New York allocates 40% of cannabis tax revenue to support communities impacted by past drug laws. $5 million in grants will go to nonprofits
By: Arturo Garcia
Ireland is considering significant drug policy reform. A report from the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drugs Use recommends legalizing cannabis through non-profit clubs and decriminalizing all drugs for personal use, shifting the focus from punishment to public health and harm reduction. The proposals aim to reduce stigma, expand medical cannabis access, and address public drug use challenges.
By: Arturo Garcia
A study published in Pediatric Reports reveals that teen cannabis use significantly dropped from 2011 to 2021, with lifetime use decreasing by over 12 percentage points and monthly use also declining. Legalization for adults has likely contributed to this trend by reducing youth access. This shift contrasts with increased adult use post-legalization, indicating better-controlled cannabis access.
By: Arturo Garcia
The Italian government’s decision to ban the sale of CBD and hemp flowers has sparked a flood of complaints and concern across the European Union. The European Commission, responding to complaints from the hemp industry and politicians, has launched an investigation that could prove crucial to the future of the CBD market in Europe. The EC’s verdict will not only decide the legality of the Italian regulations, but will also affect the stability and development of the hemp industry throughout the EU. 0 SHARES
Justice Minister David van Weel’s new bill proposes harsher penalties for drug crimes in the Netherlands: 16 years for smuggling, 12 years for trafficking and production, and 8 years for large-quantity possession. Aimed at curbing drug-related crime and aligning with neighboring countries’ stricter laws, this initiative seeks to prevent the Netherlands from being a criminal haven.
By: Arturo Garcia
Cosma partnered with Cannprisma to introduce two exclusive medical cannabis strains—Gorilla Girl (sativa-dominant) and Blue Monkey (indica-dominant)—to support mental health, pain, and sleep issues. This collaboration ensures local production and supply continuity, offering Polish patients high-quality cannabis. Cosma aims to expand strain options, addressing diverse patient needs.
By: Arturo Garcia
Przemysław Zawadzki and Wolne Konopie propose decriminalizing possession of up to 15 grams of cannabis and cultivating one plant in Poland. The bill aims to reduce the judicial burden and treat cannabis use like alcohol. Support is strong, with 73.4% favoring leniency, reflecting shifting public attitudes. A Sejm committee will discuss the bill on November 7th.
The Cannabis Social Club (CSC) in Ganderkesee, Germany, offers safe, legal access to cannabis for experienced users, aiming to provide high-quality products, education, and an alternative to the black market. Membership is capped at 500, with hundreds on the waitlist. CSC maintains transparency, monitors usage, and ensures quality through lab tests, emphasizing responsible consumption and community support. 0 SHARES
By: Arturo Garcia
Germany’s evolving cannabis policy now allows adults to possess up to 25 grams and grow three plants. Pilot projects in Hanover and Frankfurt will permit regulated sales to assess the social, health, and economic impacts of legal cannabis. These initiatives aim to combat black market issues and offer insights for shaping future drug policy globally.
By: Arturo Garcia
The study in New Zealand found that 60% of cannabis users decreased alcohol use, particularly young adults (21–35), who preferred cannabis over alcohol. Reduced consumption of other substances, such as synthetic cannabinoids, morphine, and methamphetamine, was also reported. Demographics, including age, gender, ethnicity, and residence, influenced substitution patterns, suggesting potential for cannabis in addiction therapy and harm reduction policies. 0 SHARES
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