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Cannabis and hemp regulation news

Short, sourced updates on new cannabis, hemp and THC rules as they are proposed, passed, delayed or struck down. Written for operators, retailers, lawyers and compliance teams who need to know what changed and where.

About our news coverage

Our news posts track regulatory changes across all 50 US states, federal agencies and roughly 200 countries. Coverage includes new bills and statutes, agency rulemaking, emergency rules, enforcement actions, licensing changes, and rules on THCA, delta-8, delta-9, HHC and CBD products.

Each post links the primary source, such as the bill text, the agency notice, the register filing or the court order, so you can check the details yourself. When a rule is still pending, we say so and note the next step in the process.

Use the news feed to spot changes that affect your products, licenses or markets, then follow the links to our guides and analysis for more depth. Get new posts in the Regulator Brief, our weekly newsletter that goes out every Monday.

What you will find

  • New and amended state cannabis and hemp laws
  • Federal actions from agencies such as the DEA, FDA and USDA
  • Changes to packaging, testing, labeling and tax rules
  • Licensing windows, deadlines and enforcement actions
  • International cannabis and hemp policy updates

Frequently asked questions

How current is the news coverage?

We publish updates as rules move and date every post. Each post links the primary source, so you can check whether anything has changed since publication.

Is this legal advice?

No. Everything here is general information about cannabis and hemp law. Rules differ by state and country and change often, so confirm details with a licensed attorney or your regulator before acting.

How do I get regulation news by email?

Get new posts in the Regulator Brief, our weekly newsletter that goes out every Monday.

How do I report a correction or suggest a story?

Use the contact page to send a correction or a topic idea. Include a link to the primary source if you have one, and we will review it and update the post where needed.