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Morocco's Cannabis Market Grows to 161 Products, But Pharmaceutical Development Lags Behind

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Morocco's Cannabis Market Grows to 161 Products, But Pharmaceutical Development Lags Behind
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Morocco's legal cannabis market has expanded to include 161 products spanning dietary supplements, cosmetics, and food items. However, pharmaceutical cannabis development is progressing more slowly, as evidenced by Pharma 5's cannabidiol medication, which remains officially registered but unavailable in Moroccan pharmacies. This gap highlights the disconnect between the growing wellness product market and the delayed commercialization of cannabis-based pharmaceuticals. The regulatory approval process for medical cannabis products continues to present challenges for manufacturers seeking to bring evidence-based therapies to patients.

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