Germany’s long-anticipated “Pillar 2,” which would launch adult-use marijuana sales as part of a limited-duration pilot project, is in danger of being abandoned, according to elected officials.
Advocates for adult-use cannabis in Germany proposed standing up the market in two phases, or “pillars,” after the executive branch of the European Union pushed back against plans to launch a German recreational marijuana market.
ADVERTISEMENT
This strategy already is in use in Switzerland, which now has seven pilot projects in various Swiss states.
Germany launched Pillar 1, a limited adult-use market of cultivation social clubs, in April.
ADVERTISEMENT
Retail marijuana sales were not included in Pillar 1.
Ates Gürpinar, drug policy spokesperson for the Left Party in the
Read full article on Marijuana Business Daily
