International Cannabis | On the Simply Trade Podcast

Home | Canna Law Blog | International Cannabis: Adams Lee, Vince Sliwoski on the Simply Trade Podcast Two of our international cannabis lawyers, Vince Sliwoski (business) and Adams Lee (international trade), recently joined the Simply Trade podcast for a lively discussion on the international cannabis trade. You can hear that free-ranging, informative conversation at either of the following links: Apple Podcasts Spotify As explained in the Simply Trade show notes: This episode explores the complex legal and regulatory landscape surrounding cannabis trade, with a focus on importing, exporting, and conducting cross-border business. Experts Vincent Sliwoski and Adams Lee break down the nuances of federal vs. state laws, and provide guidance on how companies can stay compliant. Main Points: Overview of federal vs. state cannabis laws in the US Rules for importing/exporting hemp vs. marijuana Restrictions on transporting cannabis across international borders Compliance considerations for businesses conducting cannabis trade Updates on rescheduling efforts and future legislative changes Resources for staying up-to-date on this evolving area of law Takeaways: Cannabis trade spans both domestic and international regulations Proper declarations and permits are required for importing/exporting Transporting cannabis across state/country lines remains prohibited Third party carriers like FedEx have strict policies on controlled substances Compliance is complex but critical for all entities involved in the industry Enjoy! For more on the international cannabis trade, check out the following posts: Can I Import Marijuana Seeds to the U.S.? Should You Import Hemp to the United States? USDA Expressly Authorizes the Import of Hemp Seed Importing “Drug Paraphernalia” after Eteros and Keirton How to Export Medical Marijuana Internationally The International Cannabis Trade (Webinar) Notes on the International Cannabis Trade U.S. Cannabis and International Trade: Never the Twain Shall Meet? USMCA and Cannabis Trade Cannabis Brands and China: An Emerging I.P. Challenge China Manufacturing Tips for Cannabis Brands Check Out Our Cannabis Law Services Share Twitter Facebook LinkedIn E-mail Comment Canna Law Blog The Canna Law Blog is a forum for discussing the practical aspects of cannabis law and its impacts on the cannabis industry. We provide insight into how cannabis businesspeople can use the law to their advantage and in plain language we tell you what works and what does not. We aim to help you strategize how to wield the law as both a shield and a sword. Harris Sliwoski Blog Read more posts [email protected] Read More International Cannabis Law Learn more about our International Cannabis Law Practice Related Posts September 25, 2026 DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next September 17, 2026 The Supreme Court May Decide if Cannabis-Related Residency Requirements are Unconstitutional September 16, 2026 A $31.8 Million Cannabis-Related Verdict That a Federal Court Wouldn’t Enforce September 15, 2026 Jason Adelstone Moderates Federal Cannabis Policy Discussion at IgniteIt Denver September 11, 2026 Medical Marijuana in Schedule III Survives Its First Major Challenge September 10, 2026 How to Acquire a Colorado Cannabis License September 4, 2026 The Intoxicating Hemp Products Ban Was Delayed a Month. Now What? August 31, 2026 Is the Global Shift to the Right Threatening International Cannabis Reforms? August 28, 2026 Oregon Cannabis Roundup: Fall 2026 August 26, 2026 Five Bills Every California Cannabis Operator Needs to Track in 2026 August 14, 2026 California Cannabis Contracts After Rescheduling: Why Your Contracts Need a Second Look August 4, 2026 DCC License Conversions After Rescheduling: How and When to Split A/M Licenses in California August 3, 2026 The Contradictions of Cannabis Law: From the United States to International Treaties July 28, 2026 What California Operators Must Do After Rescheduling: DEA Registration, License Restructuring, and 280E July 24, 2026 Medical Marijuana Schedule III Litigation: The D.C. Circuit's First Major Test Leave a comment Cancel reply