Uruguay

Market research and cannabis consultancy company Brightfield Group on Tuesday released a report analyzing the current state of the Latin American cannabis market. The report focuses on looking at each country’s legislation, to assess their potential consumer markets. Too Green For The Green...

In 2014, Uruguay became the world’s first nation to federally legalize cannabis when it implemented an adult-use program three years before likewise establishing a regulated medical-use program. Thus being a pioneer in cannabis reform, it now aims to become a leading exporter of variants for...

In 2014, Uruguay became the world’s first country to legalize adult-use cannabis: Citizens may access it through pharmacies, membership in clubs, or self-cultivation. The most common way that Uruguayans access legal cannabis is through pharmacies, and the number of such customers has been...

Almost every week, an American or Canadian cannabis company announces a large overseas investment. And it's no longer just Germany, Israel and Australia that are piquing investors’ interest. Emerging markets like Jamaica are also turning heads. The largest investment opportunities might...

As many states that have not legalized marijuana — in one form or another — prepare to decide on the issue on November 8, support for legal pot among Americans has hit a 47-year high. A recent Gallup poll has found that 60 percent of Americans (up from 58 percent last year) now believe...

Investment opportunities in foreign markets are becoming more and more popular as countries become more developed. Investors have been particularly attracted to certain Latin American countries that have demonstrated tremendous potential and like many emerging markets; Latin America is seen as...