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Packaging and Labeling Post Descheduling: A Conversation with Doug Fischer

By Andrew Kline on June 14, 2021
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It is well known that the varying state regulations for cannabis give this industry a complex legal landscape.  Nowhere is that more apparent than in the state regulations related to cannabis packaging and labeling.  Perkins Coie senior counsel Andrew Kline is joined by Doug Fischer, General Counsel of Greenlane, the leading global platform for the development and distribution of premium cannabis accessories and lifestyle products. Throughout the podcast, Doug shares his thoughts on how descheduling could impact the cannabis industry. Doug and Andrew also touch on delta-8 and the medical community’s involvement in the industry.

Listen to Packaging and Labeling Post De-Scheduling: A Conversation with Doug Fischer on Spreaker.

Note that all episodes are available on Apple, Google and Spotify.

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Andrew Kline leverages his more than thirty years of law and policy experience in his diverse practice. He counsels clients in established and emerging industries on regulatory compliance, due diligence, internal investigations, privacy, public policy, and litigation strategy.

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    Cannabis Legal Highlights
  • Organization:
    Perkins Coie LLP
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