The legal landscape in the Cannabidiol (CBD) sector is changing quickly, especially for CBD-infused food products. Companies looking for business opportunities involving CBD-infused food products are well advised to keep an eye out to new developments. In the European Union one can notice a change in perspective regarding CBD, its danger and use. This can
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LAS CRUCES – The city council on Tuesday will decide whether to uphold the decision of the city’s Community Development Department to revoke the business license of a retailer which got in trouble for gifting cannabis to customers last summer. Speak Easy, a business at El Paseo Road and East Idaho Avenue which sells CBD products and cannabis-themed merchandise, got hit […]
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An ordinance amendment allowing adult-use retail cannabis sales in Napa is headed toward the final step of Napa City Council approval Tuesday evening. Napa currently only permits medical sales of cannabis, which means customers are required to have a physician-approved medical card to purchase cannabis products. Under adult-use retail rules, anyone age 21 or older […]
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From International Airport Review – link to source story🔗 By Daniel-Robert Gooch | 17 January 2022 Daniel-Robert Gooch, President of the Canadian Airports Council, explains how post‑COVID-19, Canada is in a prime position to begin rebuilding a safer and optimal airport network…
According to preliminary Eurostat estimates cited by Trading Economics, annual inflation in the eurozone surged for the sixth straight month in December to a record high of 5 percent. Inflation last dipped in June, when it dropped to 1.9 percent from 2 percent in May. “We view these figures with some concern, as they are higher than we initially expected,” Isabel Schnabel, member of the Executive Board of the ECB, commented in a recent interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung. The official also acknowledged that many individuals in Europe are concerned about the decline in real salaries and interest income. Nonetheless, Schnabel made it plain that the European Central Bank is not yet ready to hike interest rates in the eurozone, citing estimates that the global pandemic’s price spike will be followed by a ‘marked decrease.’ The banker also indicated that the ECB should avoid suffocating the recovery, saying: “In our predictions, medium-term inflation will even fall below our objective of 2 percent, even if we accept that the projections are currently subject to great uncertainty.” European Central Bank to Act if Inflation Settles Above 2% The ECB executive body’s spokesman also stated that the euro zone’s central bank ‘would act promptly and aggressively if we determine that inflation may stabilize over 2 percent.’ She stated that ending net asset purchases is a prerequisite for raising rates. The decision by the ECB’s Governing Council in December to progressively cut them over the next quarters, according to Schnabel, is the first move in that direction. The Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program is expected to be phased out by the end of March 2022. The official denied claims that the ECB’s silence reflected its fears that the euro debt crisis could resurface if interest rates are raised, particularly in countries like Italy. “Our actions are guided solely by our price stability mandate. Public borrowing by individual countries has no bearing on the Governing Council’s decisions,” she insisted. The findings from Eurostat and Schnabel’s statements come as other major nations experience rising prices as a result of steps taken to deal with the economic consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak. The consumer price index jumped to 7 percent last month, according to data released by the US Labor Department on Wednesday. This is the most significant annual growth in the last four decades.