Business
Hemp Grower Sues DEA, Alleges Agents Destroyed $3.5M in product
By
Willis Jacobson
Oct 26, 2020
Oct 26, 2020
Share:
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents were among officers who illegally seized more than $3M worth of hemp from a California farm, according to a lawsuit filed by the cultivator. The case highlights the growing tension between the DEA –...
This content is FREE for registered users.
To view this content you need to register as a Weedweek member.
If you are already a member please login below.
Share:
pro
Calif. labelling wars aren’t over
A bill that aims to keep weed away from kids is likely to attract strong pushback from the California cannabiz.Introduced in February by Assembly Member Jacqui Irwin, (D-LA and Ventura...
pro
Amid investor freeze, Lowell plans to restructure
After failing to find a buyer, the parent of venerable California brand Lowell Smokes announced a proposed restructuring and debt settlement plan this week.Departing Chairman George Allen told WeedWeek that...
california
Emerald Triangle digs out from snow
The latest “atmospheric river” storm system to hit California in a month presents a new set of challenges in far northern California. Light deprivation growers and nurseries are running out...
