The Thai government will intensify its crackdown on jelly candies and other sweets that contain cannabis extracts exceeding ...

Some Hmong farmers worry they’ll have to revert to less profitable and dirtier crops. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Medical marijuana has been legal in Thailand since 2018, but decriminalization in 2022 meant it was no longer a crime to grow ...

The Thai authorities' mission is to increase inspections of products containing cannabis extracts. Read more at ...

Thailand has implemented new restrictions requiring medical prescriptions for cannabis purchases, effectively ending three ...

Thailand became the first country in Asia to remove marijuana from its list of illegal narcotics. Cannabis was decriminalised ...

Government says decriminalisation fueled social ills, but producers argue new rules will only push industry underground.

Officials say only around 2,000 of the country’s 18,000 marijuana dispensaries are expected to stay open after the new rules ...

Cannabis-laced jelly sweets may put shop owners in jail as Thailand cracks down on potent THC products targeting young consumers.

Thailand's expanding cannabis industry faces significant changes as 18,000 cannabis dispensaries must convert to medical ...

Cannabis dispensaries in Thailand are now required to transition into licensed medical clinics to remain legally operational.