Tilray Pharma Germany Benefits of De-Listing Cannabis
A major provision of the new law involves cannabis being removed from Germany’s Narcotics List, which is extremely significant for multiple reasons. First, Germany’s medical cannabis program will greatly benefit from the nation’s adult-use legalization law via the de-listing of cannabis. Changing cannabis’ listing will also remove various hurdles and barriers related to Germany’s medical cannabis supply chain. It should lead to the rise of online prescriptions, which would streamline processes for pharmacies and allow them to mail medical cannabis directly to patients.
Cannabis research should be easier to conduct in Germany because of cannabis no longer being on the nation’s Narcotics List. German academic institutions may prove to be one of the largest financial beneficiaries of legalization via new national and/or European Union-provided funds for specific cannabis research projects.
A Powerful Step Forward
Germany won’t be the first nation to pass a national adult-use legalization measure. However, it’s going to be the largest prohibition domino to fall thus far, and it will open the floodgates to similar reforms in Europe and beyond.
Germany’s influence within the international and continental communities is significant, and when it proves that sensible cannabis policy modernization works, other nations are expected to follow suit, particularly in the region where Germany is located. Germany shares more borders with other countries in Europe than any other nation, and the Czech Republic has already indicated that it will be pursuing similar reforms once Germany legalizes.
Germany is the most exciting place on earth for cannabis right now. This will be the first April in Germany with cannabis being legal since the start of prohibition, and that’s exciting by every measure. It also makes the International Cannabis Business Conference in Berlinon April 16-17 a must-attend. Join me and be a part of international cannabis history.
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