In the current quarter of 2020, the United States recorded the biggest drop in economic output since it began tracking in 1947. Outside the United States, many global economic symptoms show similar symptoms of distress. COVID-19 pandemic legal marijuana in the United States continues to record sales of hashish, very resistant to the storm, something now that the industry can be, to some extent, recession-proof.
In July, Colorado’s marijuana sales exceeded $200 million in a month for the first time since the industry went online in 2012. The Denver Post reported sales of more than $1. 2 billion for the year. In Illinois, where recreational hash dispensaries did not open until January 1, 2020, sales exceeded $64 million in August, surpassing July’s target of more than $3 million. The Chicago Tribune reports recreational sales of more than $360 million per year. Ohio also set a record for medical marijuana sales in July. although the state market is good for other national leaders.
Foreign governments with these figures would possibly be forced to promote the advertising legalization of cannabis, but there is one dilemma left: what aspect of the industry are they moving forward with?When I say “cannabis”, I mean the Cannabis Sativa L plant, with two aspects vaguely reflecting the legal distinctions of industry and the United States between hemp and marijuana.
Dozens of countries have already legalized a form of hashish, adding medical use, commercial hemp or the absolute end of the hash ban. They have some form of commercially regulated hashish and see the export of hash tissues and compounds as a viable route of economic progression.
This COVID-19 higher, with a number of countries accelerating hashish regulated advertising plans to stimulate economic expansion and the progression of the post-quarantine economy. The highest recent example is the Latin American country of Ecuador. These countries sometimes distinguish between “psychoactive” and “non-psychoactive” hashish, which corresponds more or less to U. S. legal distinctions between hemp and marijuana.
If given the option, prospective licensees tend to decide on the production of “psychoactive” marijuana. A pound of marijuana is worth about ten times (or more) than a pound of hemp biomass, with almost equivalent entry prices (depending on the growing style In addition, marijuana extracts are 20 times more consistent than hemp extracts, which is consistent with gram.
Of course, it would be the most valued crop, but for a farmer, things probably wouldn’t be that simple. That’s where context matters. While the value of marijuana products is particularly higher lately, how many distribution problems are there, what does the customer landscape look like and who am I competing with?
Today, there are very few marijuana buyers in the world, but buyers and distribution problems for hemp products abound. Is it sensible to obtain a marijuana license or a hemp license for export abroad? The hemp aspect of the industry is much more important lately. available and feasible, given the call and the number of points of sale, although the regulatory framework fits cloudy from week to week.
Canada was one of the first countries to create national protocols for the legalization and regulation of hashish, allowing it to be a leader in the hash export market. Canadian corporations exported more dry medicinal hashish than ever before in 2019, with Germany being the main recipient. Germany has recently followed local production standards, which will particularly reduce or reduce these exports over time.
In 2019, Canada exported about 3,740 kilograms (8245 pounds) of dried hashish for medical and clinical purposes, not a really large amount of hashish in the grand scheme of things, as Germany’s domestic production by 2020 would possibly be delayed until 2021 due to COVID-19, Canadian exporters want to locate more legal jurisdictions for export.
However, the outlook is limited. While more and more countries allow domestic production for domestic and domestic use, market demand for exportable and imported marijuana is, at best, subdued. large-scale distribution) requiring gigantic amounts of consistent API-grade hashish and similar materials.
In addition, a replacement in official United Nations policy is likely to be needed to make marijuana products more viable, which may be as soon as possible, and a vote on the factor is expected in December.
In the meantime, countries will have to adapt to public policies in real time to keep pace. Canada has imported a small amount of hashish since late 2018 and none for advertising sales. The Canadian government has been accused of “hash-related protectionism. “. ” Foreign governments have criticized their policy of isolating domestic hashish manufacturers from festivals by blocking marijuana imports for medical purposes.
In weeks, Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou signed two decrees to facilitate exports with the aim of driving the advancement of the medical marijuana and hemp industries.
Surprisingly, the United States was the most sensible importer of hash oil last year. Here’s a look at the most sensitive importers of hash oils in 2019:
Among these countries, the maximum dynamic markets for hash oils since 2015 were Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Belgium and South Korea.
Marijuana exporters will have to continually reinvent themselves to fulfill this call, until other countries create their own regulatory and production channels of domestic industry. When that happens, will the value of marijuana remain the same, or will the ever-changing game replace it again?
However, at a time when our global economy has been deeply shaken, here is a raw curtain that has shown its resistance: cannabis is essential and is here to stay. If you ask me, the case of a global hash industry. I may not be more persuasive. The next step, of course, is to align the global from a regulatory point of view. This is essential if we are to achieve the loose movement of hashish goods and services, not other global products, such as coffee and flowers. We have things to talk about by the emerging tide, but we’ll get back to that later. Stay tuned.
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I’m in the middle of the world’s largest hashish ad network. Since 2008, Hoban Law Group has become the world leader in full-service advertising hashishArray We are titans worldwide, with offices in seventeen states and ten countries, continuously positioning our customers to thrive in this global developing matrix
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