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Greece Tightens Cannabis Product Regulations and Restricts CBD Composition

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Greece Tightens Cannabis Product Regulations and Restricts CBD Composition
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Greece has implemented stricter regulations on cannabis product commercialization, prohibiting the retail sale of dried cannabis flower and redefining which products can reach consumers. The regulatory reform established a specific category for products containing exclusively CBD, reflecting a more cautious approach to cannabinoid products. These restrictions aim to ensure consumer safety and standardize the market for cannabis-derived compounds. The changes signal how European countries are developing differentiated regulatory frameworks for CBD and THC-containing products, which may influence policy discussions in other jurisdictions.

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