AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOpioid crackdown (Nigeria): NDLEA says it seized 2.55 million opioid pills (Tramaking and Royal Tapentadol) at Lagos’ MMIA, imported via Qatar Airways, RwandAir and Ethiopian Airlines. Airport drug busts (Nigeria): NDLEA also arrested a newlywed businessman in Enugu after he allegedly ingested 72 cocaine wraps to traffic to Portugal, plus more arrests across states tied to illicit drugs. Cannabis safety alert (Colorado): Regulators issued a health advisory after Craft/Craft-branded marijuana vapes sold at 405 stores were found contaminated with methylene chloride; consumers are told to destroy or return products and seek care if affected. Kratom warning (US): Long Island health and addiction experts warned families about potent kratom drinks and gummies, calling it opioid-like and urging stronger safeguards for kids. Potency testing push (Maryland): Maryland launched a cross-testing pilot to catch inflated THC numbers and label issues by running retail samples through multiple independent labs. Medical cannabis access (Minnesota): Coconut Cannabis in Bemidji plans to expand into the medical market, aiming to reduce long drives for patients. Cannabis industry/legal (Oregon): Oregon psilocybin businesses won back from proposed fee hikes after regulators backed off. CBD product buzz (UK): A fragrance-free CBD balm is being promoted online for sleep support, with a limited-time discount code circulating. Cannabis in court (UK/US): A Cornell student lawsuit alleges drugging and rape at a fraternity party, while other court coverage highlights broader harms tied to substance misuse.
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