Category: Spanish Cannabis News
Stay informed with the latest Spanish cannabis news, regulation updates, and market analysis. This category is your definitive source for curated, real-time coverage on the evolving cannabis landscape across Spain, including Barcelona, Madrid, and the Canary Islands. We track critical developments across three key areas:
Legislation & Policy: Updates on national and regional laws, medical cannabis decrees, and the status of Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs).
Business & Market: Analysis of investment, CBD market trends, and growth opportunities within the Spanish cannabis sector.
Enforcement: Real-time reports on local police actions, drug seizures, and how enforcement is shaping the grey market.
Whether you are an industry professional, patient, or activist, find reliable, organized information to navigate Spain’s complex cannabis laws and the future of the legal cannabis market in Europe.
Adriano Fernandes, Head of Growth and Business Development at leading cultivator CANNA – a Cannabis Europa VIP Partner – shares his thoughts on the…
Canadian producers shipped 17,067kg of medical cannabis directly to the UK in 2025, more than six times the 2,578kg recorded the year before, according to…
As the European cannabis conference season gets started, industry experts, lawmakers, regulators and business owners are facing greater mainstream…
More than 70 international speakers and over 1000 delegates set to convene on London next month for policy debates, high-level networking and the 2026…
As the European medical cannabis market has developed, expanded and matured over the last half-decade, Portugal has played a critical role in the global…
Germany’s imports for 2025 surpassed 200 tonnes for the first time, exceeding the country’s already revised import quota for the second time in a year.
Last month, the German cannabis market saw its most significant consolidation deal to date, as Canadian heavyweight Organigram announced plans to acquire…
As Europe’s medical cannabis markets continue to mature, an increasingly familiar pattern is beginning to emerge. First, access opens and demand surges.
Since the emergence of the legal cannabis industry across the Western world, operators have persistently been forced to deal with an issue faced by few…
Why are Europe’s emerging markets excluding flower? Martinez argues that the shift away from flower is a natural evolution in a market focused purely on…
