DEA Takes Controversial Position on Cannabinoids

DEA Takes Controversial Position on Cannabinoids

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency has had an ancillary role in the newly legal hemp industry.  Hemp and marijuana are technically separated by a tiny margin.  Below 0.3% hemp, everything above, marijuana.  Nothing has been this simple in the rolling out of a nationwide hemp industry, but the chaos existed in agencies also, like the DEA and USDA, who uniquely collided on an issue that was unfamiliar territory for both. The USDA administrates the National Hemp Program.

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05.15.2024

Soybean oil stocks fall with slowing April crush

Soybean oil stocks fall with slowing April crush

The soybean crush totaled 166.034 million bushels, down by 15% from a record of 196.406 million bushels in March and down by 4% from 173.232 million bushels crushed in...

05.15.2024

Animal fat prices steady; DCO production rises week on week

Animal fat prices steady; DCO production rises week on week

Prices for animal fats were flat on Wednesday May 15 with limited trade volume reported while several participants indicated they had traded ahead of the current week due to...

05.15.2024

Poultry by-product pet-grade prices lower in US Southeast, mid-South

Poultry by-product pet-grade prices lower in US Southeast, mid-South

Animal protein prices were steady to lower on Wednesday May 15, with several participants returning from Fastmarkets Biofuels & Feedstocks Event in Chicago for the day.

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