As our drinking culture matures, India is crafting niche spirits long defined by other countries. From Mexico's agave to Switzerland's absinthe, Italy and France's vermouth and liqueurs, and Japan's ...

THC-infused drinks and other intoxicating hemp products will be illegal in 2027. Here's how the industry is responding to a ...

Tilray Brands, Inc., company (“Tilray”) (Nasdaq: TLRY; TSX: TLRY), a global lifestyle and consumer packaged goods company at ...

OST Liquor owner Christopher Cooper originally dreamed of opening a bar. He channeled that desire into make-your-own cocktail ...

Cannabis may temporarily curb alcohol use, with THC reducing cravings and delaying drinking, supporting the rising “California sober” trend among young adults.

Industrial hemp can be used to make food, clothing and construction materials, but current crops across Australia only cover about 1,000 hectares. A new trial showing the crop can be grown in colder, ...

Congress has enacted sweeping changes to the hemp framework established by the 2018 Farm Bill that will materially affect hemp and hemp‑derived cannabinoid products. Amendments to the 2018 Farm Bill, ...

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An advertisement for a Delta-9 seltzer that is for sale at Thirsty Fellow on Friday, March 21, 2025. Legal hemp plants, that are typically used for textiles and industrial materials, contain very ...

The legislation to reopen the government also included strict new rules for hemp products that critics say threaten to outlaw mainstream drinks, creams, gummies, oils and vapes. The provision closes a ...

"Having relocated to North Carolina, I don't have access to the dispensary that I've had in Virginia, so I've had to rely on hemp products delivered here in the mail," Kiki Snyder said. Other WRAL Top ...

THE KENTUCKY HEMP ASSOCIATION IS CONDEMNING A PROVISION IN THE GOVERNMENT FUNDING BILL THAT BANS MOST PRODUCTS WITH THC. THEY WORRY THAT IT WILL DESTROY THE STATE’S $330 MILLION INDUSTRY. MADISON ...