
Germany Waters Down Cannabis Liberalization After EU Meeting
Germany‘s cannabis liberalization plans will not be as comprehensive as folks hoped. At least for now, Amsterdam-style coffee shops may be a pipe dream after

Germany‘s cannabis liberalization plans will not be as comprehensive as folks hoped. At least for now, Amsterdam-style coffee shops may be a pipe dream after

Germany’s health minister introduced the plan last month.

A whopping 93 percent of survey respondents in the EU admitted to using cannabis in the previous 12 months.

The French have just created a regulated CBD market, but it is still problematic—starting with cultivators and CBD specialty shops

Germany‘s cannabis liberalization plans will not be as comprehensive as folks hoped. At least for now, Amsterdam-style coffee shops may be a pipe dream after talks with the EU. Instead, the Associated Press reports that the watered-down plan will use state-controlled non-profit social clubs. If you’re a German resident at least 18 years old, you can join one and purchase

Germany’s health minister introduced the plan last month.

A whopping 93 percent of survey respondents in the EU admitted to using cannabis in the previous 12 months.

The French have just created a regulated CBD market, but it is still problematic—starting with cultivators and CBD specialty shops
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