Thailand okays cannabis growing, use but no smoking it
Thailand, banking on the plant as a cash crop, plans to give away a million plants to encourage farmers to take up its cultivation.
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Thailand, banking on the plant as a cash crop, plans to give away a million plants to encourage farmers to take up its cultivation.
Cannabis growers have to register on a government app
BANGKOK (Reuters) — Thailand legalized the growing of marijuana and its consumption in food and drinks on Thursday, the first Asian country to do so, with the aim of boosting
Thailand, banking on the plant as a cash crop, plans to give away a million plants to encourage farmers to take up its cultivation.
Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) and Charoen Pokphand Produce (CPP), both under the umbrella of agribusiness and food conglomerate CP Group, have teamed up with Gunkul Engineering, a renewable energy developer and construction company, to develop cannabidiol-infused food and beverage products.