Oregon Wants to Individually Wrap Every Edible — Here's What the Bill Actually Says
A bill returning to the Oregon legislature in January 2027 would require every edible to be individually wrapped and cap single pieces at 10mg THC. We read the actual bill — here's what's already law and what would actually change.
What Oregon's CBN Ban Actually Means For Your Sleep Gummies
CBN became one of the bigger trends in cannabis wellness — sleep gummies, tinctures, vape carts. Then a bunch of it disappeared from Oregon dispensary shelves in mid-2025. Then some of it came back. Here's what actually happened and what it means when you're shopping.
Oregon's Hemp Product Registry — What It Means When You Shop
Oregon launched the OLCC Hemp Product Registry in January 2026 — meaning every hemp product sold in the state now has to be registered and tested before it hits shelves. If you've ever bought a CBD product somewhere and wondered if it actually contained what the label said, this is why where you buy matters.
Cannabis Lounges in Oregon — What Happened to the Ballot Measure
A ballot initiative to legalize cannabis consumption lounges in Oregon was withdrawn in November 2025 after clearing its first hurdle. Here's how far it got, why it was pulled, and what it means going forward.
