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But What about the UN Drug Treaties? – Germany Imports Almost 35 Tons of Weed While the US Tinkers with Rescheduling Cannabis

Germany had a record 34.6 tons of cannabis imported in 2023 for medicinal and research uses, a significant increase from previous years. This inflow highlights how Europe’s biggest medical marijuana market—which is federally regulated—is changing, as seen by the increasing interest that foreign organizations are showing in Germany’s cannabis sector. Notwithstanding a little slowdown in growth relative to prior years, the notable rise in imports underscores the nation’s critical position in molding the world’s cannabis industry.

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