- marijuana cultivators' collective intends to impose duties with accountability
Initial Organization Secures Berlin's First Collective Cannabis Farming Permit
"We can't simply announce: We won't provide to minors or exceed 50 grams to adults above 21, as it's just illegal," stated Jana Halbreiter, chair of the initiative Green Leaf Society, to the German Press Agency. The group intends to establish the cultivation facility, establish binding agreements with manufacturers and suppliers, and train volunteer members. "Subsequently, we plan to cultivate the initial batch and anticipate being able to legally distribute cannabis for the first time in December," added Halbreiter.
Marzahn-Hellersdorf district gave the Green Leaf Society permission for collective cannabis cultivation, making the organization the first in Berlin to secure such a permit. Mayor of the health district, Gordon Lemm, praised the application as exemplary and highlighted discussions about handling problematic consumers and early detection systems. According to Mr. Lemm, the cannabis law instills high barriers for legal cultivation and consumption.
High-Standard Quality and Consumer Protection
"We are thrilled that Marzahn-Hellersdorf district reviewed our application pragmatically and impartially, and granted approval promptly," Halbreiter expressed her satisfaction. The aim is to meet the requirements, attain high-standard quality, ensure consumer protection, and execute non-commercial growth.
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The German Press Agency reported about the Green Leaf Society becoming the first organization in Berlin to secure a collective cannabis farming permit. Following the approval, Mayor of the health district, Gordon Lemm, commended the society's application, emphasizing the strict barriers imposed by the cannabis law.
