FDA-approved products are being moved to Schedule III following a rescheduling order finalized by the DOJ and DEA, involving Curaleaf.
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Updated Jun 17
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FDA-approved products are being moved to Schedule III following a rescheduling order finalized by the DOJ and DEA, involving Curaleaf.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A DOJ/DEA order moves FDA-approved cannabis products, which subsequently affects Nasdaq's new listing pathway.Sub-event
- Curaleaf prepares for US exchange uplisting as DEA rescheduling deadlines drive ETF performance and regulatory reclassification.Sub-event
DOJ and DEA finalize rescheduling order, moving FDA-approved products to Schedule III.1 source
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