Tyson 2.0 Launches in Washington State With Exclusive Products

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Tyson 2.0 Launches in Washington State With Exclusive Products by Aron Vaughan

Just like the man himself, Mike Tyson’s cannabis brand is not slowing down. Tyson is contending in many arenas these days, the foremost of which is the cannabis industry.

Now, the former heavyweight champ is collaborating with its exclusive partner, Mammoth Labs, to bring Tyson 2.0’s suite of cannabis products to 16 dispensaries across the state of Washington.

“Tyson 2.0 x Mammoth Labs products will pack twice the punch for Washington cannabis consumers with our high THC strains and superior terpene profiles,” said Mike Tyson, Chief Brand Officer and Co-Founder of Tyson 2.0.

“Cannabis of this craft can truly elevate the mind and spirit. I look forward to sharing my cannabis healing journey with fans across Washington.” 

Mammoth Labs

Mammoth Labs is a multi-state cannabis brand established 2016 in Ellensburg, Washington, and specializes in high terpene concentrates, vapes, infused pre-rolls and edibles.

The company operates out of a 40-acre farm in Washington and focuses on indoor and outdoor flowers with a wide variety of genetics.

Tyson has spoken extensively on his cannabis journey and the positive effects the healing plant has had on his life. The new partnership aims to bring those benefits to more consumers. 

A Dispensary Near You

Dispensaries taking part in the expansion include Cannabis & Glass, Herbery, Zips, The FireHouse and The Station locations starting today.

Through its production partnership with Mammoth, Tyson 2.0 products offered will include 3.5 gram jars of flower in Desert Toad, Southern Toad, Tiger Mintz and Dynamite Cookie; and exclusive concentrates diamonds and sauce in Viper Cookies, Orange Punch, Cake Crasher; and budder in Southern Toad.

“We’re thrilled to partner with the legend, Mike Tyson and the Tyson 2.0 team to bring long-awaited Tyson 2.0 products into the Washington market,” said Connor Jackson, Director of Operations for Mammoth Labs.

“We look forward to further strengthening our relationship with the Tyson 2.0 team as we roll-out products across sixteen dispensaries across Washington and anticipate exciting things to come.”

“We are proud to partner with Mammoth Labs and their team of extraction experts, a company that shares our commitment in delivering high-quality, premium cannabis products known for their efficacy and wellness benefits,” said Adam Wilks, CEO of Tyson 2.0.

“Washington is a key market for Tyson 2.0 and we look forward to meeting consumer demand in the state as we continue to ramp up our nationwide expansion plans and launch exciting new products.”

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Laganja Estranja Launches New Trans Clothing Collection for Pride Month

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Laganja Estranja Launches New Trans Clothing Collection for Pride Month by Aron Vaughan

As we lean into Pride season, it’s the perfect time to feature some of the leading cannabis activists, enthusiasts, and entrepreneurs in the LGBTQ+ community. Drag Race former contestant and Trans woman Laganja Estranja, who will be dropping her new Trans clothing collection this month, is both cannabis advocate and an entrepreneur in the fashion space. 

Cannabis Advocacy 

Laganja was first inroduced to the world as the “Queen of Green” on RuPaul’s Drag Race in 2014. She was outspoken about her cannabis use (which was quite controversial at the time) and is a loud and proud advocate for the plant. 

“My initial reaction back in 2014 was very mixed,” said Laganja in an interview with Cannabis & Tech Today. “I had people who really cherished the work that I was doing and felt that I was really shining a different light on the stoner community. But I also had many people who felt like I was a drug addict who was glorifying something that was dangerous. So, I got it all. But being from Texas, I’m used to this. I’m used to these ideas that people have, and that’s exactly why I chose to be Laganja Estranja was to not only talk the talk, but walk the walk, and show people what it looks like to be a successful stoner in today’s state.”

On June 15, 2021, Laganja Estranja announced to the world that she had come out as Trans. This preceded the most recent season of Drag Race Season 14 where the majority of the contestants also came out as Trans and joined the sisterhood.

Just in Time for June

In celebration of Estranja’s coming out as an out and proud Trans woman, and in support of the Trans community at large, Estranja will be debuting her one-of-a-kind capsule collection in time for Pride and on the anniversary of her coming out. 

Estranja’s Trans clothing line is dropping this month.

“Last year on June 15th, 2021, I shared my truth about my gender identity with the world,” said Laganja.

“Two weeks prior, I had the hard task of telling my parents and the even harder task of letting them know Entertainment Weekly would soon be dropping the news. As a family, we were truly overwhelmed by the response, not just from our close friends but also the world!

“I decided to launch my very own Trans Pride fashion this year on my website. But this year to celebrate my one year anniversary of coming out, I really wanted to focus specifically on Trans Pride. Never in a million years did I think we would reach this point where others, whether Trans or not, would want to wear clothing like this. But as we could see this year on RuPaul’s Drag Race — which had more trans contestants than ever — the community is embracing the T in LGBTQAI+.”

“Laganja is a great collaborator for merch. She sends me ideas and I’m able to spin something up that we both love,” said Laganja’s fashion collaborator Michelle Moross.

“Despite not being a pastel person, I really like the way the Trans collection came out; it’s light and cheerful for summer. I took care to select a variety of gender-affirming styles that would cover the spectrum from feminine to masculine and everything in between.”

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Japan Considers Very Limited Medical Cannabis Reform

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Japan Considers Very Limited Medical Cannabis Reform by Johnny Green

Japan’s Health Ministry is considering reforming the nation’s cannabis laws to provide for the legal use of medical cannabis.

A panel comprised of Japan Health Ministry experts met last week to continue discussions regarding revisions to Japan’s 1948 Cannabis Control Law.

It’s the latest step in what will likely be a very lengthy process to explore legalizing medical cannabis in Japan.

What is being proposed in Japan, if enacted, would only legalize medical cannabis in very limited forms and situations.

Only cannabidiol (CBD) would be legalized, whereas tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) would remain prohibited. Even the limited CBD reforms that are being proposed in Japan are being met with some skepticism among health experts in the country for whatever reason.

June 2021 Report

The discussions currently underway in Japan are the result of a report that was released nearly a year ago in June 2021.

The report, which was compiled by Japan’s Health Ministry, recommended that CBD be allowed to treat refractory epilepsy.

CBD has been found to effectively treat refractory epilepsy, and it is commonly prescribed to help treat the condition in a growing list of countries.

Japan’s current cannabis laws are largely built on the concept of banning parts of the cannabis plant, versus focusing on cannabinoids and limits of cannabinoid content.

Banning parts of the cannabis plant seems to be a common concept in the region when it comes to cannabis policy, whereas in Western countries hemp, which is what CBD is largely sourced from, has a THC percentage limit for both harvests and finished products.

Unfortunately, the ministry panel is also recommending that a new law be created that would harshly punish people for simply using cannabis for non-medical purposes, which is a particularly harsh policy.

It’s unclear how such a cannabis policy would be enforced, however, it’s a safe assumption that people suspected of having cannabis in their system would likely be automatically tested, which would be a massive invasion of privacy and is a policy that is ripe for selective enforcement.

Why Is Japan So Scared Of Cannabis?

People all over the planet, including in Japan, have used the cannabis plant for medical and/or recreational purposes for centuries. By historical standards, the cannabis plant was only prohibited recently, and even then, the enactment of prohibition was based on harmful political ideology and not on sound science.

Cannabis prohibition is one of the most harmful public policies on earth, and that is particularly true in Japan where cannabis prohibition is being used to ruin many lives.

Over the course of the last 8 years, the number of people being arrested for cannabis in Japan has increased, even though cannabis arrests have decreased in many other countries during the same time period.

The rise in cannabis arrests culminated in a record being set in 2021, with a reported 5,482 people being arrested for cannabis offenses in Japan during the last full calendar year.

Roughly 70 percent of the arrests involved suspects that were teenagers or in their 20s.

The rise in arrests is an indication of heightened cannabis prohibition enforcement by Japan in recent years, although Japan’s government is portraying the rise of arrests as being the result of increased consumption rates.

In reality, Japan has one of the lowest cannabis consumption rates on the planet. Consider the fact that only 1.8% of people in Japan report having consumed cannabis during their entire life.

Japan doesn’t have a cannabis use problem. It has a cannabis prohibition problem, and that problem will only get worse if Japan enacts a new anti-cannabis consumption law.

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U.S. Hemp Authority Releases 4.0 Standards Await Public Comment

As they have done with Program Standards 3.0 and previous drafts of their certification requirement updates, the hemp industry’s foremost certifying body—the U.S. Hemp Authority—is now opening up the newly drafted Program Standard Version 4.0 for public comment. 

Hemp businesses and consumers continuing to operate under hazy legal provisions on both the state and federal levels rely heavily on the U.S. Hemp Authority certification program to maintain widely agreed-upon standards of legal compliance, product safety, ethical hemp business practices, and more.

Each iteration of the U.S. Hemp Authority Program Standards, despite amendments, seeks to clarify and address the organization’s stance on more topical as well as well-entrenched quality and safety standards, such as rules for synthetic cannabinoid use, hemp product labeling rules, product testing standards, and much more.

Notably, these rules apply to growers, processors, manufacturers, and brand owners alike.

Per the U.S. Hemp Roundtable’s announcement of the Standard 4.0 draft, “U.S. Hemp Authority is calling on the hemp industry—farmers, manufacturers, brand owners, retailers and consumers—to weigh in,” inviting these involved parties to submit comments on the draft to info@ushempauthority.org through June 15th. 

This process of industry engagement, established soon after the organization’s first standard release, ensures that the newly amended standards can continue to protect the hemp consumer without hampering the ability of industry members to continue operating efficiently.

We will continue to update our audience as the U.S. Hemp Authority reports on public feedback and how it will impact the new certification standards. 

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Hemp Legislation Update: Hard-Fought Victories and Ongoing Battles In 4 States

On the state hemp legislation level, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable continues to report on victories, defeats, and compromises in seemingly equal measure, most recently involving four states: Colorado, Minnesota, Virginia, and Louisiana.

Colorado

To crack down on sellers marketing intoxicating compounds as hemp in the state, SB 22-205 in Colorado gave the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment the power to regulate against this practice, including almost $600,000 in funding.

Signed last week by Governor Jared Polis, the bill also authorized a “task force of hemp and marijuana industry representatives and government officials to intentionally study the topic of intoxicating compounds and propose legislative and rule recommendations.”

Alongside these almost unanimously agreed upon provisions, however, were initially included some more restrictive provisions including a 20mg/bottle THC limit, no protection for non-intoxicating CBD products, and more, all of which the Roundtable is proud to report have been compromised on thanks to steady advocacy.

Minnesota

A particularly restrictive bill in Minnesota—HF 3595—was absorbed into HF 4065, a bill that focuses on long-term care consultation services, but not without a number of semi-redeeming compromises to the language.

The amended language enables cannabinoid-containing products complying with the federal THC limit (0.3% by dry weight) to be sold, and THC limits were increased to 5mg/serving and 50mg/package.

Still, the Roundtable promises to “mobilize next year” if HF 4065 is passed, particularly focusing on fair enforcement of the 21-or-older age restriction (such that non-intoxicating hemp products are indeed exempted).

Virginia

More than a year after effectively striking down a 21-and-older restriction on hemp products in Virginia, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable announced that a successor has risen from the ashes in the form of HB 30, a bill that would enforce this age limit regardless of THC amount. 

As they position themselves to apply pressure, the Roundtable makes it clear that the age restriction is the central issue.

Louisiana

Finally, HB 758 in Louisiana is still being nudged in a new direction by hemp industry supporters for its ban on the use of hemp products in food and beverages as well as multiple potentially confusing age restrictions.

To support pro-consumer hemp legislation and hold states accountable for clearer and fairer provisions, we and the Roundtable encourage you to visit their State Action Center.

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Visit Cannabis & Tech Today at Booth #137 During the CWCBExpo

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Visit Cannabis & Tech Today at Booth #137 During the CWCBExpo by Patricia Miller

Cannabis & Tech Today will be at Booth #137 during this year’s CWCBExpo in New York City. Join us June 2-4, 2022 at the Javits Convention Center to receive a free copy of the latest issue.

Plus, ask Cannabis & Tech Today’s Steve Gross how you can leverage premium national media coverage with an exclusive ad package. To schedule a meeting with Steve, call or text 917-628-0361 today as spots are limited.

This year’s CWCBExpo is loaded with powerhouse speakers and informative educational seminars.

Attendees will enjoy everything Cannabis Week in New York City has to offer, including networking events, after parties, and special cannabis-industry discounts all over town.

Who Are the Experts at This Year’s CWCBExpo?

Cannabis is the people’s plant and the National Cannabis Party (NCP) is giving the people a voice in politics.

Join a keynote conversation with legendary MC and Co-Founder of the NCP Redman as he discusses the future of the cannabis space with CelebStoner Editor Steve Bloom.

New York State could be one of America’s most lucrative cannabis markets. WIth all the Empire State has to offer, you won’t want to miss an in-depth conversation with Tremane Wright, chairwoman of the New York State Cannabis Control Board. 

Women are fighting for cannabis legalization all over the country.

As more women-owned businesses enter the space, Gia Morón is offering guidance.

As the president of Women Grow, Morón is one of the premiere voices in the women’s cannabis movement. She’ll be offering her insights in a spotlight conversation during the event.

Attendees can also look forward to market-leading discussions from the CEO of Weedmaps Chris Beals, States Cannabis Policy Reporter for Politico Mona Zhang, Greenlane Holdings CEO Nick Kovacevich, and Co-Host of CNBC’s Fast Money Tim Seymour.

Special Events and Collaboration Opportunities

Thousands of people across the United States would love to open a cannabis dispensary.

It’s a frighteningly huge undertaking, but there are resources available. Calvin Frye is one of America’s first dispensary owners and in a special CWCBExpo add-on workshop, he’ll offer a complete overview of what it takes to become a cannabis retailer. 

Attendees can mingle with female entrepreneurs at the Women Grow Pavillion, showcasing women-owned companies and products.

For those who are thirsty for knowledge, the Education Pavillion will give colleges and universities an opportunity to showcase their cannabis curriculums. 

Stop by the Proud Mary Lounge to mix it up with the LGBTQ+ entrepreneurial community. It’s a safe space to showcase LGBTQ+ products while recognizing Gay Pride Month. 

For those seeking a funny, millennial viewpoint on the feminine side of cannabis culture, She Blaze will be live streaming its podcast straight from the show floor with an irreverent, bold look at the cannabis space.

That’s Cool.. but What About the After Parties?

Check out the NORML FORML, an upscale celebration from New York’s chapter of NORML.

The event takes place June 1, from 7-10pm at the Stitch Bar & Blues on 247 West 37th Street. Grab your tickets directly from NORML FORML.

You can’t have Cannabis Week in New York City without the Weedmaps Networking Mixer.

Attendees to CWCBExpo are asked to stick around after the conference for live music, food, drinks, and socializing at the back of the Exhibit Floor. Tickets are sold separately. 

After making the most of the Weedmaps mizer, head over to “The After” After-Party on the Yotel Rooftop. Sponsored by Spleef, this mix-and-mingle event will be held at the Yotel outdoor rooftop terrace overlooking Times Square. Tickets are available through Spleef.

Of course, the best parties happen on Fridays. Gather up your energy and bust out the Yacht-Rock playlist, because CWCBExpo is taking you out to sea.

The CWCBExpo Industry Yacht Party takes place Friday, June 3 from 6-10 pm.

Enjoy food, drinks, and dancing while you gaze at the stunning New York City skyline. There’s never a better time to make a deal than on a yacht. Tickets are available through CWCBExpo.

Visit Cannabis & Tech Today at Booth #137 for Your Free Magazine

With so much to see and do, don’t lose sight of all the opportunities for community building on the Expo Floor.

Exhibitors are eager to share their wares, their knowledge, and their swag with everyone who stops by a booth. Visit Booth #137 and the Cannabis & Tech Today team will send you home with a free copy of the latest issue, featuring comedian and actor Pete Holmes.

Don’t miss an opportunity for special show pricing on all Cannabis & Tech Today advertising packages — schedule an appointment with Steve Gross when you call or text 917-628-0361.

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Top 20 German Cannabis Firms to Watch in 2022

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Top 20 German Cannabis Firms to Watch in 2022 by Marguerite Arnold

Make no mistake – the German cannabis industry is going to morph dramatically over the next 24 months. Recreational legalization changes everything!

However, there is likely to be a direct connection between early movers in the medical and recreational space – just because of certification infrastructure and the need to track and trace product.

Here is an alphabetical list of the top 20 cannabis firms aus Deutschland that you almost certainly have heard about before if you follow events and the industry in Europe.

You will definitely be hearing more about them in the near future. They range from cultivation, distribution, and manufacturing companies to those that provide vital equipment for the certified industry.

All of them have weathered the dramatic transition in the market since 2017.

Alephsana

Based in Berlin, this GDP-certified distributor was founded in 2019 by Boris Moshkovits. The company has had many successes so far, including helping to bring the first Australian cultivated cannabis into the German market. Moshkovits is a dedicated cannapreneur and aspires to help normalize the cannabis pipeline into Germany by sourcing high-quality, certified cannabis globally.

Aphria/Tilray

Aphria was one of the three firms that won authorization to grow cannabis during the German cultivation bid. They subsequently merged with Tilray, but not before also purchasing the sixth-largest mainstream medical distributor in the country (CC Pharma).

Aurora Cannabis

This Canadian public company also won one of the three cultivation slots in the German cultivation bid. The firm has a footprint across Europe at this point. It was one of the earliest public Canadian companies before establishing itself across the EU over the last five years.

Canify Clinics

This new addition to the medical cannabis clinic and telehealth space in Germany (but an established company in the Danish cannabis space) is entering the market at an interesting time – and going up against several more established competitors. With clinics opening this year in Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf and just south of Frankfurt, the firm also just acquired a German GDP distributor.

Cannamedical

Based in Cologne, the company was one of the first independent, certified, GDP distributors in the country. Founded by David Henn, the company has consistently been at the forefront of industry trends.

Cannovum

Germany’s first publicly traded distributor, importer, and manufacturer, based in Berlin, also has the distinction of being helmed by one of the few women executives in the industry, Pia Marten. The company has also established a Portuguese subsidiary, which is a joint venture with local partners to initially distribute medical cannabis to Portuguese pharmacies.

Cansativa

Located in Frankfurt, Cansativa won the tender issued by BfArM to become the sole distributor for medical cannabis grown in Germany. The company has now successfully raised two rounds of financing, the last from American cannapreneur and rapper, Snoop Dogg.

Cantourage

The founders of the company have extensive experience in the German cannabis industry. They originally founded Pedianos (later acquired by Aurora) as Germany changed its medical law to include cannabis. Cantourage is their second cannabis company. They are also continually bringing in cannabis and cannabinoid medicines from various parts of the world.

Demecan

Demecan remains the only German-founded cannabis cultivation company. The three founders managed to acquire the license won by Canadian Wayland as the company merged with ICC: Currently they are growing cannabis for the German medical market.

Drapalin Pharmaceuticals

Founded in Munich in 2017 by four childhood friends, the wholesaler and GDP distributor is currently importing cannabis from Lesotho for distribution mainly in Bavaria. The firm also has a range of CBD extracts.

Harter GmbH

Harter does not cultivate or distribute cannabis products – but they do something almost as important. They build drying systems for certified cannabis, with an eye toward also creating a carbon-friendly footprint for the process. The firm has established a global customer base.

HERBLIZ Berlin/NGP Berlin

Berlin-based Herbliz is a CBD extractor. Inspired by his time in California, founder Alexandr Golubev dreamed of doing the same thing in Germany. Their mission is to reinvent the CBD and beauty industry sustainably. The products have national and international distribution.

Khiron

Khiron is an interesting hybrid. It is a Canadian public company with cultivation based in Columbia combined with a strong European presence (in Frankfurt). The company is a producer and distributor of medical-grade cannabis and commercial CBD products and are also opening specialty clinics in key markets, starting with Latin America and the UK.

LIO Pharmaceuticals GmbH

Based just outside of Düsseldorf in Solingen, Lio is currently a GDP distributor with plans to become Germany’s first GMP white label extraction factory. The company is currently building out its manufacturing facility and distributing medical-grade product.

Nimbus Health/Dr. Reddy’s

Nimbus, founded by two millennial friends in Frankfurt, established itself as a medical specialty distributor in the center of European banking and finance. The company was acquired at the beginning of 2022 by Dr. Reddy’s, a globally known Indian wellness and generic pharmaceutical company.

Sanity/Vayamed

Vayamed is the medical arm of Sanity, a well-funded cannabis enterprise founded by Finn Age Hansel, who came originally from Rocket Internet, a phenomenally successful internet company. The firm has not only raised millions of euros (including from American investors) but now has CBD products in distribution as it works to develop its own proprietary medicines.

Storz and Bickel

This eponymous firm is well known globally for its vape products – starting with the ever-amazing “Volcano.” The firm also has the most widely used medically certified vape in the German market. Canopy Growth bought the firm in 2018.

Synbiotic

This holding company is comprised of a current portfolio of four firms it has acquired on an aggressive purchasing spree over the last several years including Hempamed, Solidmind Group GmbH, BioCBD and Cannexo GmbH. The company is establishing a broad footprint across the CBD and medical cannabis space with an eye to the opening recreational market.

WEECO

WEECO is a certified pharmaceutical distributor based in lower Saxony, with an international presence in Denmark, Switzerland, and Greece, selling cannabis-based products worldwide. The company’s mission is to “revive healing powers of Cannabis and help to establish a reliable supply structure for industry and patients.

Four20 Pharma

Located in Paderborn, the company holds a wholesale pharmaceutical license and currently specializes in the distribution of medical-grade dried flower cannabis as well as certified medical devices. They are currently partnered with both Dutch Bedrocan and Israeli firm Kanabo.

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