The force has been told to stop using the smell of cannabis as the sole justification for stop and search, following a recommendation from an independent panel, echoing national guidance from the IOPC.
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Sarah McLaughlin and Melt-to-Make have taken the stress out of manufacturing gummies for cannabis companies across the globe. The post... read more
Ventilated Safety Enclosure The HEMCO Ventilated Safety Enclosure is an essential tool for any cannabis lab. Its clear anodized aluminum... read more
For decades, the Netherlands embraced a strange compromise: selling and consuming cannabis was tolerated, growing it was criminal. One year... read more
