The cannabis regulator opened a legal route for licensed associations to produce and distribute resin from their own tested flowers using solventless processing. Additional processing approval is required; the January 2026 directive now counts resin against flower limits according to THC strength.[1][2]
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References
- ARUC — controlled introduction of cannabis resin, 6 May 2025Licensed association resin production and distribution using solventless extractionarchived
- ARUC — Directive 1 version 4.0, 16 January 2026Standard IX.3–IX.5, pp. 32–34: specific processing approval, solventless solid products and potency-dependent flower equivalentsarchived
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