Cannabis in Chile is illegal for public consumption or production, but it is legal for at-home personal use. The plant was decriminalized in the Latin American country in 2015, read about cannabis news in the country here:
Mon / Sep 18th
In an observational study by Australia’s Zelda Therapeutics Ltd., 21 autism patients demonstrated significant symptom improvements when treated with medical… Read More
Thu / May 11th
Pharmacies in Santiago, Chile will begin selling medical cannabis products this week as the nation’s legislature is considering allowing small… Read More
Fri / May 5th
Australia’s Office of Drug Control has granted a medical cannabis cultivation license to AusCann – believed to be the first… Read More
Mon / Apr 10th
Australia-based AusCann Holdings is harvesting its first crop in Chile as part of a 50-50 partnership with Fundacion Daya. The… Read More
Fri / Mar 25th
Various medical cannabis organizations in Chile began harvesting Latin America’s largest single crop of legal cannabis on Wednesday. The field,… Read More
Thu / Jan 21st
A 6,900-stalk plantation in Chile officially became the largest medical cannabis farm in Latin America on Tuesday, Reuters reports. According to Ana Maria Gazmuri, who heads… Read More
Mon / Dec 7th
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet signed a decree Friday that removes marijuana from the country’s list of “hard drugs,” High Times reports. The… Read More
Sat / Nov 1st
Chile’s first crop of medical marijuana, a heavily-guarded and monitored 850-square-meter plot of land dedicated to growing medical-grade cannabis, has… Read More
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