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In 2018, the same year that general elections first took place, medical cannabis cultivation was legalized in Zimbabwe in effort to help bolster the economy and to replace tobacco crops. Cannabis is, of course, more profitable than tobacco, especially since anti-tobacco campaigns have significantly reduced the number of tobacco users worldwide over the years.
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Ecuador is following the cannabis legalization trend of many South American nations, such as Colombia on its northern border. However, cannabis legalization in Ecuador will be limited to industrial hemp and non-psychoactive hemp that is rich in CBD. With an ideal natural environment for cannabis cultivation, this new market could have a lot to offer!
Read MoreA Fractional Quality Assurance Person (QAP) is similar to an approved QAP, but they are not required to be on-site at all times. This can be a huge benefit to those not quite ready to hire a full-time quality assurance person at the time you are preparing and submitting your cannabis licence application.
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Becoming a licensed cannabis grower in Spain isn’t straightforward Here’s what you need to know before diving in on how to get a cannabis license in Spain: there currently is no clear path to becoming a licensed cannabis cultivator in Spain. This is surprising considering …
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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.
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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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