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Right now it is totally legal to cultivate hemp in Switzerland. People looking to get a cannabis cultivation license can only do so through new pilot programs. There aren’t notable pathways to licensing in the Swiss medical marijuana market because that program is extremely limited. Here is an overview of the current state of cannabis in Switzerland.
Read MoreBefore we dive too far down the seed to sale rabbit hole, first let’s define a few things. A seed to sale software is essentially a tracking process to record anything and everything happening to and around your cannabis growing, cultivating, and/or selling processes.
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Germany is thought to be a template for cannabis regulation in Europe. Their medical marijuana products must be produced under GACP and EU-GMP standards for pharmaceuticals.
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Getting a cannabis license in Mexico is a new opportunity for foreign and local business owners. Mexico’s naturally warm climate is an ideal place to grow cannabis. The famous landrace cannabis strain Acapulco Gold, and strains like Haze and Trainwreck share Mexican heritage.
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Medical cannabis cultivation in North Macedonia was legalized in 2016. However, growers must have a license to cultivate cannabis in Macedonia, as recreational use and illegal cultivation remains prohibited and criminalized.
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Investors and growers are taking notice and exploring how they might get their medical cannabis cultivation license in Denmark. While some countries like Denmark opt for medical only access to cannabis, others are opening the market for recreational use. This new global demand for cannabis is encouraging international collaboration to establish companies that can produce reliable cannabis products with legal integrity. Denmark is now working with cultivators to develop and implement a legal pathway to medical cannabis production and sales.
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