Latin America’s premier cannabis event returns to Buenos Aires, bringing together medical cannabis professionals, industrial hemp producers, and cannabis industry leaders for three days of education, networking, and business development at the heart of Argentina’s evolving cannabis market.
Argentina’s cannabis landscape has transformed dramatically since 2024. The dissolution of ARICCAME shifted licensing authority to provincial governments, creating a patchwork of emerging opportunities for producers who understand regional dynamics. With REPROCANN serving approximately 300,000 authorized patients and medical cannabis projected to grow at 24.8% CAGR through 2030, this conference arrives at a decisive moment for the entire region.
Argentina’s domestic cannabis market is projected to generate US$500 million in revenue from hemp and medical cultivation.
— Respect My Region, 2025Whether you’re seeking provincial licensing opportunities, exploring partnerships with Argentine patient associations, or evaluating seed-to-sale technology for ANMAT compliance, Expo Cannabis Argentina brings together the decision-makers shaping the future of Latin American cannabis operations under one roof.
Expo Cannabis Argentina attracts decision-makers across the cannabis supply chain who are evaluating Latin American market entry or seeking to expand existing operations in Argentina’s rapidly growing medical cannabis sector.
Argentina’s cannabis landscape has transformed dramatically since 2024. The dissolution of ARICCAME (the national cannabis regulatory agency) in 2025 shifted licensing authority to provincial governments, creating a patchwork of emerging opportunities for producers who understand regional dynamics. Provinces like Jujuy, Santa Fe, and Chaco are now leading the way with distinct approaches to implementing Law 27.669.
The numbers tell a compelling story: Argentina’s REPROCANN registry has grown to approximately 300,000 authorized medical cannabis patients, with another 100,000+ applications in the processing queue. Resolution 1780/2025 extended patient permits to three years while tightening requirements for cultivators and NGOs, signaling the government’s commitment to sustainable patient access alongside stricter commercial oversight.
Argentina’s cannabis market is projected to reach US$142.66 million in 2025, with medical cannabis growing at 24.8% CAGR through 2030. LATAM markets are expected to hit US$18 billion by 2030.
Statista & Cognitive Market Research, 2025Whether you’re attending for the first time or returning to expand your LATAM network, these practical tips will help you maximize your conference experience.
Argentina operates as Latin America’s second-largest cannabis market with a unique decentralized regulatory model. Following ARICCAME’s dissolution in 2025, provincial governments now issue cultivation and production licenses. International companies must partner with entities having majority national capital and meeting gender representation requirements under Law 27.669.
Related: Argentina Cannabis Licensing RequirementsArgentina’s cannabis regulatory framework operates through a unique combination of federal legislation and provincial implementation. Understanding REPROCANN, Law 27.350, and Law 27.669 is essential for any serious business engagement at Expo Cannabis Argentina 2026.
Argentina’s REPROCANN registry has grown from just thousands of patients in 2020 to approximately 300,000 authorized users in 2025. Resolution 1780/2025 extended individual patient permits to three years while tightening requirements for cultivators and NGOs – a signal that the government is prioritizing sustainable patient access alongside stricter commercial oversight.
With ARICCAME dissolved and licensing now provincial, understanding regional dynamics is critical. Jujuy leads with Cannava S.E., Santa Fe excels in genetics research through CIDCam, and Chaco formally adopted Law 27.669 in October 2025. International companies should focus on partnerships with entities meeting Law 27.669’s priority criteria: majority national capital and 50%+ women/trans representation in decision-making positions.
Note: Laws and enforcement can change. This information is for educational purposes only.
Cannabis businesses entering the Argentine market encounter operational complexities that require significant planning and partnership development. Conference attendees frequently discuss these common challenges:
Following ARICCAME’s dissolution, each province implements Law 27.669 differently – Jujuy, Santa Fe, and Chaco each have distinct approaches requiring local expertise
Law 27.669 prioritizes entities with majority national capital and 50%+ women/trans representation in decision-making positions – international companies must structure partnerships accordingly
ANMAT regulates cannabis-based pharmaceutical products, import permits, and GMP compliance – products like Convupidiol and Kanbis required extensive approval pathways
New documentation and traceability requirements for all permit holders, with mandatory re-registration within six months and automatic revocation for non-compliance
Maximize your conference ROI by arriving prepared. Use this checklist to ensure you’re ready to make the most of every networking opportunity and business meeting.
Common questions from cannabis professionals planning to attend Expo Cannabis Argentina.
Expo Cannabis Argentina is open to both industry professionals and the general public. The event features family-friendly zones, cultural programming, and educational content alongside professional networking and business tracks. Children under 10 enter free, and seniors receive discounts.
Yes, international attendees are welcome at Expo Cannabis Argentina. The event attracts cannabis professionals from across Latin America and beyond. Note that while you can attend the expo and conduct business discussions, Argentina’s REPROCANN medical cannabis program is restricted to residents with proper registration.
Ticket sales are managed through Ticketek Argentina (ticketek.com.ar). Refund policies vary by ticket type and timing. Contact the event organizers directly through the official website or Ticketek for specific refund terms before purchasing.
Recreational cannabis use remains illegal in Argentina despite decriminalization of private possession (Fallo Arriola). Expo Cannabis Argentina focuses on education, industry networking, and medical access information rather than consumption activities.
Yes, Expo Cannabis Argentina 2026 features medical and veterinary consultation services on-site. These consultations provide general information about therapeutic cannabis use and the REPROCANN registration process.
Spanish is the primary language at Expo Cannabis Argentina. While many industry professionals and exhibitors speak English, prepare for Spanish-language signage, presentations, and materials. Consider arranging translation support for important business meetings.
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