Dispensed fined $118,800 for alleged advertising breaches The TGA has fined Dispensed $118,800 and issued a direction notice over alleged unlawful advertising of medicinal cannabis.

Telehealth clinic Dispensed has been find almost $120,000 by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and ordered to halt all alleged advertising of medicinal cannabis.

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Stakes for prescribers 'never higher' as MCA confirms duty of care roadshow dates A series of events to clarify the regulatory obligations of healthcare practitioners will begin next month.

A series of events to clarify the regulatory obligations of healthcare practitioners will begin next month as organisers warned that the stakes for the industry “have never been higher”.

#StakesNeverHigher #DutyOfCareRoadshow #CannabizRegulation

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Cultivator fined $40,000 for alleged breaches of cannabis licence Tasmanian Botanics has been fined almost $40,000 by the Office of Drug Control for allegedly breaching its medicinal cannabis licence.

Tasmanian Botanics has been fined almost $40,000 for alleged breaches of its medicinal cannabis licence.

#TasBotanicsFine #CannabizCompliance #LicenceBreachAlert #MedicinalCannabizStandards #ODCFines #CannabizRegulation #StayCompliant

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Inside Germany’s medicinal cannabis market: regulation, growth and global opportunity Inside Germany’s cannabis market: reforms, strict rules, rising imports — and big opportunities for Australian producers.

Germany has become Europe's medicinal cannabis powerhouse - its largest and fastest growing market.

#GermanyCannabizOpportunity #MedicinalCannabizDE #CannabizRegulation #GermanCannabisGrowth

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Office of Drug Control struggling to hit internal targets for licence applications, FOI data suggests The Office of Drug Control has taken an average of 16 months to assess medicinal cannabis licence applications since 2022, data has shown.

The Office of Drug Control has taken an average of 16 months to assess medicinal cannabis licence applications since 2022, with only one hitting the agency's internal target of nine months, data has shown

#ODCLicenceDelays #CannabizRegulation #FOIRevealsBacklog

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