Thailand Hemp Laws and Regulations The Drug Act of B.E. 2510 (1967) is currently stilled in effect, whereas the new Drug Act of B.E.2546 (2003) is in the final stage of promulgation. Attempts to revise the Drug Act of B.E. 2530 (1987) are painstaking and time-consuming. When it becomes effective, Read more…
The Cabinet today approved an amendment to the Narcotic Act allowing registered patients, Thai traditional medicine businesses, and farmers to access medical cannabis, Government Spokesperson Narumon Pinyosinwat said. They will receive certificates to produce, export, import, sell and possess marijuana to develop medical knowledge in collaboration with the government. The Read more…
Thailands Bhumjaithai party says it will confer with key stakeholders to seek input on a proposed bill to allow people to grow their own cannabis at home. Those being consulted include government officials, medical patients, and traditional medicine practitioners. Party member Supachai Jaisamut says the draft bill proposes an amendment Read more…
Representative Niyom Termsrisuk warned that growers must be cooperatives, community groups or social enterprises and not private companies. He added that they must be run by Thai nationals and that they will be heavily scrutinized by state agencies. BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand has become the first ever country in entire Read more…