The cannabis regulator said the 2025 crop reached 19,576 quintals of dried cannabis, up from 18,810 quintals in 2024. The harvest came from 3,141 hectares and 4,776 farmers, with 5,765 permits active and 141 products registered for sale. Five processing plants were running with capacity for 560 tonnes, and Moroccan products had reached seven export markets. The regulator also reported 7,526 inspections, 111 licences withdrawn and 1,308 farm licences removed.[1][2]
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References
- Hespress English — Legal cannabis in Morocco: Record harvests, new factories, and a push into Europe (23 April 2026)ANRAC's 2025 results: 19,576 quintals, 3,141 hectares, 5,765 permits, 141 products and inspection figures
- Morocco World News — Morocco's Legal Cannabis Production Reaches 19,576 Quintals in 2025 (22 April 2026)Same ANRAC figures, with the breakdown of cultivation and operator licencesarchived
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