The Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) is a national organization of cannabis regulators that provides policy makers and regulatory agencies with the resources to make informed decisions when considering whether and how to legalize and regulate cannabis. CANNRA is not a cannabis advocacy group and takes no formal position for or against cannabis legalization, but rather seeks to provide government jurisdictions with unbiased information to help make informed decisions when considering whether or how to legalize or expand regulated cannabis. Our mission is to identify and share best practices that safeguard public health and safety and promote regulatory certainty for industry participants. We strive to create and promote harmony and, where possible, standardization across jurisdictions that legalize and regulate cannabis. From product standards, laboratory testing, and industry advertising, to market architecture, license structure, and programs to foster social and economic justice; we help stakeholders find objective data and evidence-based approaches to policymaking and implementation. CANNRA also works to ensure federal officials benefit from the vast experiences of states across the nation to ensure any changes to federal law adequately address states’ needs and priorities.
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The Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) released a letter today calling for the Farm Bill to clarify existing state authority to regulate hemp products. #regulate #cannabinoidhemp #FarmBill #StatesRights
I am pleased to announce that CANNRA elected two new board members, Kirsten Davis-Franklin and Amy Moore. In addition, we welcomed the Netherlands as a new international member earlier this year. I am looking forward to a productive year helping regulators across the globe learn from each other as they implement policies for cannabis and cannabinoids. #CANNRA #CannabisRegulators #CannabisRegulatorsAssociation
CANNRA sent a letter to Congress today detailing specific changes CANNRA-member cannabis and hemp regulators would like to see in the 2023 Farm Bill to address the range of federally unregulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products available in the hemp marketplace and to protect consumers. Suggested modifications include changes to the definition of hemp, inclusion of THCA in the definition of total THC, clarification that the 0.3% THC threshold applies to the plant only, and recommendations to name a federal regulator. #cannabis #hemp #cannabinoidhemp #regulation #FarmBill #CANNRA #regulators
Today, the Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) responded to the bicameral Congressional Request for Information on the regulation of cannabinoid hemp and CBD. Urgent federal regulatory action is needed to protect consumer safety and public health and to support states in regulating the wide range of products available as "hemp" today. Here's our full response: https://lnkd.in/gjPZ6dwy