Navigate the changing world of THC in 2024! Discover how new laws affect THC products, the growing demand for high-THC strains, and the rising popularity of cannabis oil. Get insights into this year’s most exciting products and tips for making informed choices as a consumer.
CBDA, the raw form of CBD, is gaining popularity for its potential health benefits, from reducing nausea to easing anxiety. Explore what makes this cannabinoid special.
Nano CBD is changing the game with higher bioavailability and quicker effects. Explore its benefits, how it works, and tips for choosing the best products.
With Kamala Harris advocating for full federal legalization and Donald Trump favoring state decisions, the 2024 election will shape the future of marijuana laws in America.
The cannabis industry is focusing on sustainability, from organic farming to recyclable packaging and energy efficiency. Explore how these green initiatives are shaping the future of cannabis.
A new survey by Shield Compliance shows cannabis operators’ dissatisfaction with current banking services, calling for more tailored solutions. Find out how financial institutions can better serve the industry and take advantage of new opportunities.
Terpenes are aromatic compounds in cannabis that enhance both its flavor and therapeutic benefits. From relaxation to pain relief, learn how key terpenes like myrcene, limonene, and pinene can elevate your cannabis experience.
Discover the rising importance of minor cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, and THCV. Learn about their unique therapeutic benefits, from appetite suppression to anti-inflammatory properties, and how they stand out from major cannabinoids THC and CBD. Stay updated with The THC Times on the future of these emerging compounds in the cannabis industry.
Home Depot is changing the game by ending marijuana testing for most employees, reflecting the shift in cannabis legalization and modern workplace policies. This move aligns with trends set by other major employers like Amazon and could influence how companies nationwide approach drug testing.
While Aruba is often compared to the Netherlands, its marijuana laws are far stricter. Recreational cannabis remains illegal, and possession can result in fines or arrest. However, there’s growing interest in medical marijuana, with the government considering legalization in the near future. Tourists should stay informed and exercise caution when seeking cannabis during their visit.
