May 2nd Highlights

• The Demand for Cannabis Flower - A new report showed that Canadians spent more than $2 Billion on legal cannabis in 2020. According to a quarterly, retail commodity survey from Statistics Canada, Canadians bought $2.01 billion worth of dried cannabis flower last year. Flower definitely appears to be the preferred consumption method for Canadians, as it made up more than three-quarters of all sales from cannabis spending last year. In March 2021, Australian patients experienced their first supply shortage of drive cannabis flowers. The shortage impacted several major Australian distributors. Cannabis Access Clinics 2021 data revealed that flower approvals reached 24% across their Australian clinic network. Cannabis flower remains the most popular format for consumption between patients and adult-use consumers. Report reference

New York looks to become America's next cannabis hub

Commercial-scale production of rare cannabinoids is finally possible

Science: the “lazy stoner” stereotype is nonsense; cannabis users are actually more active

First-ever medicinal cannabis product on PBS will help kids with rare epilepsy

Australian Primary Hemp signs two-year agreement with Annex Foods

Landmark cannabis inquiry to visit regional Victoria

Australian project will set technical plan for fiber production

Little Green Pharma signs Denmark distribution agreement

Israeli medical cannabis provider slated to export two tons to Australia

Health House International pens distribution deal for medicinal CBD