The Spanish zone of Morocco keeps kif licensed, with a five-kilogram limit

In the year the French protectorate prohibited all cultivation, a dahir in the Spanish zone still authorised growing, production and distribution under licence of the monopoly. It set a possession threshold of five kilograms, above which administrative sanctions applied, and allowed cultivation in municipalities it did not name, with the permission of local authorities and the monopoly.^[1]

• Thresholds
• Taxes and monopolies
• Traditional use
• Colonial rule