The first two operational licenses for marijuana associations in Malta have been finally granted. KDD Society and Ta’ Zelli are the first associations to obtain them, which means they are now allowed to legally grow their cannabis, writes Malta Today.
The first licenses come nearly two years after Malta became the first country in Europe to legalize recreational cannabis.
Under Malta’s cannabis law, only “cannabis harm reduction associations” are licensed and regulated to grow and sell cannabis. These associations must be non-profit, can only sell their product, and are not allowed to advertise, put cannabis in the name, or promote marijuana use in any way. Before any sale, marijuana must be tested by the Authority for The Responsible Use of Cannabis (ARUC),.
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