2019 brought some major changes to Brazil’s cannabis laws. Anvisa approved the sale of cannabis-derived medical products. This was a major stride forward towards decriminalization all on its own. But on top of that, a federal judge gave approval to one commercial business for cannabis cultivation.
This means that it may be possible for other companies to obtain approval to grow hemp seed in Brazil. But the catch is, just like the first company, they too will have to go through the process of being legally approved.
In this article, we’ll provide some advice on how to get started with growing hemp seed in Brazil.
Brazil farmers are itching to get in on the action happening in the hemp industry. The hemp market has grown swiftly over the last few years and the trend is expected to continue. Farmers may be able to increase their earnings by planting and harvesting hemp seed. But in Brazil, the legal landscape is complicated. Here’s what you’ll need to do in order to get started:
The laws surrounding hemp cultivation in Brazil are complicated. The last thing that we would want is for you to end up with a terrible lawsuit on your hands. That’s why we always recommend that new farmers seek legal counsel. CBD Seed Co. does not provide legal advice. But we absolutely recommend it. As you venture into the gray areas of cannabis cultivation, it will be helpful to have a legal expert on your side.
CBD Seed Co. is eager to assist you as you begin your journey of becoming a hemp farmer in Brazil. Order hemp seeds and/or clones for your farm by calling our office today.