South Africa’s fledgling cannabis industry is set to reach new highs after a local company recently exported one of the country’s first shipments of the product to Europe. Felbridge, which produces cannabis on a farm near Stellenbosch, announced that it has successfully exported its first
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Western Cape greenhouse facility, Felbridge says that it is waiting for the South African government to catch up to the growing demand for cannabis cultivation in the country. Felbridge is one of four companies that have been granted licences from South African Health Products Regulatory
A farm in Stellenbosch has been granted the first Western Cape licence to start growing dagga. The cannabis company Felbridge, which will produce dagga on a farm near Stellenbosch, has been granted a licence by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority. The application process started
CAPE TOWN – Renowned Cape Town strawberry farm Polkadraai is the first recipient of a commercial licence to cultivate cannabis for medical use. The licence, issued by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority, is solely for cultivating and not for manufacturing to sell or
Polkadraai Strawberry farm in Stellenbosch, is the first recipient of a commercial licence in the country, to cultivate cannabis for medical use. The licence issued by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra), will allow them to produce 20 tonnes of of dried cannabis
JOHANNESBURG – The Medical Cannabis industry takes off on a high note in the Western Cape as Felbridge, a local company with 50 years experience in hydroponic farming, has been awarded a licence to cultivate, import and export medicinal cannabis by the SA Health Products