High Times for German Cannabis Firm Amid Medical Boom
- A Berlin-based pharmaceutical company called Cantourage produces and distributes cannabis-based medicinal products in Germany as of 2025.
- Partial legalisation of cannabis last year, allowing possession of up to 25 grams and growing three plants per household, increased public access and awareness.
- Cantourage's facility in Bavaria secures large amounts of imported cannabis from Jamaica, Uganda, and New Zealand, with staff following strict safety protocols.
- In December 2024, the number of cannabis prescriptions dispensed by pharmacies rose dramatically compared to March 2024, resulting in the company’s revenue increasing by 118 percent to reach 51.4 million euros for the year.
- Despite political opposition and a planned open-ended review by Chancellor Merz’s coalition government, Cantourage expects its business model to remain viable regardless of regulatory changes.
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