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Texas Voters Want Marijuana Laws To Be Made ‘Less Strict,’ New Poll Finds

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The diversity of Texas voters must be “stricter” by the state of marijuana “, according to a new survey. Among the legislative legislators considered in recent special sessions, voters said the proposal to cope with the hemp regulations.

He has discussed the legislature of Texas Kalamu policy.

The other 16 percent said the law must be equal, and 22% should be “stricters” while they said.

Support to reduce cannabis restrictions has risen five percentage, since the question of the survey was given in April and increased the restrictions fell by eight points.

In this last round, Democrats probably had to cover the rules of cannabis in 62 percent. That, independent (61 percent) and Republicans (35 percent).

Legislative legificates were said to be “very important” by legislative legislatures: “It was the lowest among nine issues that being flooded in central texts.

Twenty-percentage thirty say the hemp-theme is “not very important” or “is not important”, that is, the second percentage of voters who felt about hand issues.

A explore Interview with 1,200 voters in Texas Participated in Texas from September 22 to September 1, +/- 2.83-point margin of errors.

Discoveries Gov. Greg Abbott (r) sign executive authority Create age limits and tagging conditions with thc hemp products After the legislature failed, industry and advocators were constantly agreeing against the ban.


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Meanwhile, Texas officials took another step to set the law significantly expand the state marijuana medical program-Proposing rules, doctors recommend new Qualifications of cannabis and create standards for authorized devices for inhallation, legislators and governors according to the legislation.

Abbott observed a previous version of the controversial proposal It went through this year’s session.

In the first special session, Nicole Collier (d) presented the bill, HB 42, designed to protect the consumer from the state if they believed that Legal halmal product Thc excessive amountsbecoming an illegal marijuana. He would avoid the criminalization of someone who is owned by a product labeled as a hemp, but it is determined to have a “controlled substance or marijuana”.

To obtain the person protection, the product bought a store that a store was allowed to sell a detrimental consumer product. “

Other Bill-HB 195, Rep. Jessica González (D) –People aged 21 and over would be legalized by Marijuana, allowing you to have 2.5 ounces of cannabisMore than 15 grams of this number is not concentrated in the form.

Another proposal would require the state officials to take a request for application.

Separately, when the State Health and Human Services Committee (HHSC) was a draft, they were currently published in a meeting, which have been formally published in the Texas register within a period of 31-day public comments before potentially terminated.

Last month, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) published many additional rules in the register Increasing the number of Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical Marijuana Under the legislation below recently.

Dps After all, it will be the issue of 12 new licenses in the state. There are only three today. Additional licenses will be passed to a competitiveness process, with officials to optimize access to public regions of Texas public health.

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DesignLights Consortium announces new Industry Advisory Committee members

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The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) announced the addition of five new members to the Industry Advisory Committee (IAC), a 15-member group of lighting professionals who provide advice and support for DLC’s mission and strategic direction.

“DLC is excited to welcome these new IAC members as we begin implementing important updates to our Solid-State Lighting (SSL) and LUNA technical requirements and continue to promote the implementation of lighting controls,” said DLC Executive Director and CEO Tina Halfpenny. “Along with our existing partners, they bring a breadth and depth of experience in lighting technology, and we look forward to working closely with them in the coming months and years.”

As specified in the IAC’s letter, its members may include nominees from the four lighting manufacturers with the largest number of listings on the DLC’s SSL Qualified Products List (QPL), as well as representatives from two small (less than 250 employees) lighting manufacturers with SSL or Horticultural QPL products; Two medium-sized manufacturers (250 to 1,000 employees) listed on SSL or Horticulture QPL; three lighting control manufacturers with products in the online lighting control QPL; two light distributors; and two specifiers.

The following self-appointed and DLC-appointed industry representatives will replace the outgoing IAC members: Tyson Taussig, lighting specialist at Broken Arrow Electric Supply; Greg Hermanowycz, director of project development at Wesco Energy Solutions; Francois R.-Moisan, co-founder and CTO of Sollum Technologies; Evan Smith, vice president of product and supply at Keystone Technologies; and Jennifer Shockley-Loose, Chief Operating Officer, SiteLogIQ. Together, these new members represent lighting distributors, small lighting manufacturers and specialists, and have added a wide range of market and technical insights to the council.

In addition to the new appointments, IAC continues to include Michael Davidson, solution architect engineer at Synapse Wireless; Stephen Irving, standards development leader at Lutron Electronics; Eric Miller, Co-Founder, CEO and CTO of Avi-on Labs; Dan Wang-Munson, head of optics, testing and compliance at RAB Lighting; Jonathan Vollers, LC, Chief Engineering Officer of Cree Lighting; and Bernie Erickson, CMO Emeritus and Key Account Representative. The council also includes representatives from lighting manufacturers with the most SSL QPL listings: Michael O’Boyle, LC, technical policy manager at Signify; Mark Hand, vice president of engineering at Acuity Brands; Devin Jernigan, vice president of strategy, marketing and innovation at Illumus; and Jeremy Yon, director of compliance and industry relations at Current Lighting.

For more information:
DesignLights Consortium
Phone: +1 781-538-6425
(email protected)
www.designlights.org

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Glass House Brands announces new member of Board of Directors

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Glass House Brands has appointed seasoned brand and marketing leader Alison Payne to its Board of Directors effective January 27, 2026.

Ms. Payne fills the Company’s Board seat vacated by the passing of long-term board member George Raveling in September 2025.

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“Alison is an outstanding individual with a proven ability to build brands, lead with innovation and achieve results. She is an excellent addition to our Board with her background in regulated consumer products and extensive experience marketing brands in international markets,” said Kyle Kazan, founder, president and CEO of Glass House. “This is a key moment for Glass House as we prepare for the reprogramming of cannabis. Alison’s expertise and knowledge will be invaluable as we explore further growth and expansion opportunities in the coming year, including both geographic and product line diversification.”

Ms. Payne said, “Throughout my career, I have been passionate about growing well-known consumer brands and helping companies achieve their strategic goals and enter new markets. I look forward to joining Glass House’s Board of Directors and building on its track record of innovation and leadership as it continues to expand.”

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KUBO adds new member to sales team

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KUBO has announced that Mohammad Shayesteh has joined the company as part of its sales team for the UK market.

Mohammad brings experience from the international horticultural sector and is a recognized professional in the greenhouse industry. Over the years, he has built a reputation through his work on commercial greenhouse projects and product development, combining deep technical knowledge with a clear understanding of grower needs and market dynamics.

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With his extensive industry background and established network, Mohammad will focus on further strengthening KUBO’s presence in the UK.

Mohammad Shayesteh will also be at Fruit Logistic in Berlin, and can be met at the KUBO stand (hall 1.2 stand C40). Visitors are welcome to connect with him during the exhibition to discuss current developments and opportunities in the UK market.

For more information:
KUBO Group
Vlotlaan 710
2681 TX Monster, Netherlands
Telephone: +31 174 286 161
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www.kubogroup.nl



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