Aus Cannabis Industry Report
Germany’s Ministry of Health has released a draft bill, marking a significant stride towards plant-based medicine legalisation. This initiative, representing the first phase of a two-pillar model, focuses on personal use, home cultivation and the establishment of a grower associations. A groundbreaking element of this proposal is the removal of plant-based medicine from the Narcotics Drugs Act (BtMG), which provides more flexibility to the plant-based medicine industry. While not drastically changing the plant-based medicine landscape, the bill simplifies patient access to plant-based medicine prescriptions. The broader plan aims to address public health protection, prevention, and education about the use of plant-based medicine.
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