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Happy National Tofu Month! Gluten Free Tofu Satay with Cannabis Infused Rice - NOM!

Posted by Rebecca Napier on September 01, 2022

You’re probably wondering what National Tofu Month is all about, don’t worry wee have you covered! National Tofu Month is when the UK takes time out to celebrate everything tofu! As one of the globe’s...

Tags: Cannabis Infused, Hempseed, Satay, Tofu, Tofu Month

Billy & Charlotte Caldwell Walk 1,000 Miles To Highlight Medical Cannabis Injustice

Posted by Calum Napier on June 15, 2021

“We have the solution, the expertise and the team are ready to go. Let’s end the misery of cannabis patients by finally allowing them access to the medicine that works for them whilst gathering much needed data on efficacy and safety of Cannabis Medicine“

Tags: Belfast to Westminster, Billy Caldwell, Charlotte Caldwell, Medical Cannabis

In Scotland, Some CBD Makers Repackaging Food Products As Cosmetics

Posted by Calum Napier on June 07, 2021

“These products are in clear demand and we know more consumers will be protected if all of these products can remain under food regulations, rather than some producers feeling forced to reformulate or re-purpose a product that they have worked so hard to create, and one that their consumers keep requesting.”

Tags: CBD, CBD cosmetics, Hemp Scotland, Hemp Today, Scottish, Scottish Food Enforcement Officers Association (SFEOA), Scottish Hemp Association (SHA), UK

UK Organisations Unite To Set Standards For A Robust Cannabis Industry

Posted by Calum Napier on June 03, 2021

A new industry body, the Cannabis Industry Council (CIC), has today been launched to set standards and drive meaningful change within the UK’s medical cannabis and CBD sector.

Tags: Cannabis Industry Council (CIC), Cannabis UK, CBD, Environmental & Social Responsibility, Hemp, Mackrell.Solicitors, Maple Tree, NHS, Parliamentary Lobbying, Professor Mike Barnes, Quality Standards, Research

9 in 10 Scottish consumers ‘uncomfortable’ with synthetic CBD

Posted by Calum Napier on February 23, 2021

Of the 86 percent of respondents currently using CBD, 88 percent said they are uncomfortable with synthetic CBD entering the market after the 31 March and even those who are comfortable with synthetic CBD agreed that labelling should be a requirement.

Only two percent of respondents reported that they preferred isolated ‘pure CBD’. Meanwhile, 62 percent prefer full spectrum (trace THC) and 28 percent prefer broad spectrum (reduced trace THC) products.

Tags: cannabis, Full Spectrum CBD Drops, Full Spectrum Scotland, hemp, scottish hemp, Scottish Hemp Association, synthetic cbd

Clinical Study On 200 People Aims To Establish ‘Safe’ THC Level In Full Spectrum Hemp Extracts

Posted by Calum Napier on February 11, 2021

‘It's a vendetta on whole hemp plant oil’.

She added: “Here at EIHA we have demonstrated that hemp extracts have been used across Europe for centuries and that whole plant extracts – especially when mixed into hemp seed oil, or initially extracted from hemp seed and leaves – are full of nutrients and support overall health. This voice needs to be heard.”