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Bavaria approves first three cannabis clubs after German legalisation
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Bavaria approves first three cannabis clubs after German legalisation
Some of the harshest critics of legal cannabis come from Germany's southern state, where three cannabis clubs have just been approved. The state's conservative leadership says it doesn't change their goal of repealing the legalisation.
More than a year ago, the traffic light government decided on the partialization of cannabis. But Bavaria has fought back against the hash clubs so far. For the time being, however, the state government has given up small.
After long waiting and testing, Bavaria has approved the first three cannabis clubs – in the districts of Rosenheim, Bad Kissingen and Freising. Minister of Health Gerlach has already announced "close checks" before the first cultivation.
Partial legalization of cannabis has been in place for a year, and associations have been allowed to grow under strict rules for three-quarters of a year – first clubs could soon start in Bavaria.
Press release of the German Hemp Association of 24.04.2025 Bavaria massively restricts the German Cannabis Act (CanG): Per park regulation, consumption is prohibited in various Bavarian parks. Bavaria is the only federal state that, with such special rules and even its own law, exceeds the discretion of the CanG. We consider this to be unconstitutional and proceed legally against it. Already in [...]
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