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Cannabis Agency revokes 1,500 licenses
The article discusses the developments in Morocco's cannabis cultivation season of 2026, where approximately 1,100 hectares of land were harvested with the local "Beldiya" variety across the three regions (Chefchaouen, Al Hoceima, and Taza), representing 60% of the total cultivated areas. The harvest operations in Taza achieved a record completion rate of 92%, while the harvesting of the imported variety began in October and continues until the end of December due to differing maturity stages between the varieties. In terms of sector regulation, the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis Activities withdrew around 1,490 licenses due to violations, with a focus on monitoring cultivation and manufacturing processes to ensure compliance. On the international level, Morocco succeeded in protecting the "Made in Morocco" trademark for its cannabis products by issuing notices that safeguard the brand identity in Portugal and Luxembourg, with further European approvals awaited. These efforts aim to enhance the competitiveness of its exports in the medical and industrial sectors.
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