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Germany
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German Bundestag Pressures Health Department for Cannabis Reform
The German Parliamentary Budget Committee threatened the Health Ministry with fund reduction if they don't enact cannabis reform.
May 13, 2022
Should German Cannabis Legalization Include Social Equity Set-Asides?
As the government appears to be prioritizing cannabis legalization, discussions for as early as this summer, what kind of social equity should be built into reform?
May 9, 2022
The Fight Over CBD Oil Continues in Germany
A Cologne court has just ruled—contrary to E.U. law—that CBD extracts are “drugs,” potentially creating problems for the entire industry.
May 3, 2022
The Fight Over Cannabis Flower as ‘Generic Medication’ in Germany
There is a fight underway in Germany to categorize cannabis flower as “non-generic” medicine as insurers begin to think about discounts.
April 11, 2022
European Commission Makes Two Big Steps on CBD Reform Front
The European-wide body has moved like molasses on everything cannabis related, including CBD. Two developments at the end of February are welcome news.
February 25, 2022
Setbacks In Germany Due to Delays on Forward Reform
The regulatory mishmash that currently exists in Germany is putting both patients and other projects on hold, if not in limbo.
February 24, 2022
Doing It Doggy Style: Snoop Dogg’s “Next Episode” in Cannabis
Snoop Dogg has been busy of late, including investing in the German cannabis industry and appearing at the Super Bowl
February 17, 2022
Defining Hemp Case Heads to Court in Germany
The right to sell hemp and CBD still exists in a grey area in Germany. A new lawsuit may change that—at least for imported products.
February 15, 2022
2021 Roundup of Cannabis Reform in Europe (and 2022 Predictions)
The year will be remembered for individual countries in the EU finally making formal decisions about recreational cannabis reform.
December 28, 2021
Luxembourg Publishes Details on Domestic Recreational Cannabis Plan
Luxembourg has been widely anticipated to lead the recreational discussion in Europe, but now it seems they may be giving up the lead.
December 7, 2021