Cannabis Rescheduling ‘Delayed Not Dead’, Despite DEA’s Apathy - Cannabis News World

Feds release new cannabis report

There have been a lot of open-ended cannabis promises from the federal government over the last few years regarding rescheduling. Unfortunately, the latest Trump appointment has people skeptical of the outcome. While that path remains unknown, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) did release some new data about the plant informing what American cannabis consumption really looks like. RELATED: The compelling reasons people are dit…

U.S. Cannabis Roundtable in Talks With White House, Says It’s "Optimistic About the President Acting on Cannabis Reform"

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information The U.S. Cannabis Roundtable, one of the nation’s leading marijuana industry groups, says it remains in communication with the White House, saying they’re “optimistic about the president acting on cannabis perform”. White House. David Culver, senior vice president of public affairs for the U.S. Cannabis Roundtable, says the group has been told marijuana remains on President Donald Trump’s age…

Cannabis Rescheduling ‘Delayed Not Dead’, Despite DEA’s Apathy - Cannabis News World

The US Cannabis Roundtable (USCR), one of the most influential advocacy groups in the country, is ‘still optimistic about the President acting on cannabis reform’.  The post Cannabis Rescheduling ‘Delayed Not Dead’, Despite DEA’s Apathy appeared first on Business of Cannabis.

Cannabis Rescheduling ‘Delayed Not Dead’, Despite DEA’s Apathy - Business of Cannabis

The US Cannabis Roundtable (USCR), one of the most influential advocacy groups in the country, is ‘still optimistic about the President acting on cannabis reform’. Speaking to Green Market Report, David Culver, the USCR’s Senior Vice President of Public Affairs, said that he believes ongoing speculation over the death of the rescheduling process, which started under the Biden administration, is premature. Despite growing evidence that the DEA ha…

U.S. Cannabis Roundtable 'optimistic' that rescheduling still on the table

At least one of the major national marijuana trade organizations says it’s still hopeful that federal cannabis rescheduling will be completed under the new administration of President Donald Trump, but a spokesman said the timeline is completely up in the air for now, given the breadth of other political priorities the president has at the moment. Despite the news this week that the Drug Enforcement Administration has no plans at the moment to p…