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Portugal Streamlines Medical Cannabis Exports With Faster Certification Process

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Portugal Streamlines Medical Cannabis Exports With Faster Certification Process
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Portugal's regulatory agency Infarmed has reduced medical cannabis export certification processing time from 2-3 months to just 12 days, addressing industry concerns about export delays. The agency defends its enhanced inspection protocols and new traceability requirements as essential safeguards for quality assurance in the medical cannabis supply chain. These regulatory improvements coincide with Portugal's continued growth in cannabis exports, positioning the country as a key European supplier for therapeutic cannabinoid products. The streamlined process aims to balance rigorous quality control with industry efficiency, benefiting patients who depend on reliable access to standardized medicinal cannabis treatments.

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