Mexico: Conclusions of the National Industrial Hemp Forum

Published 2022년 2월 2일

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A recent article outlines the conclusions from the "First National Industrial Hemp Forum" in Mexico, highlighting the need for legal recognition and regulation of hemp for its harvest, use, and commercialization across various industries. The forum emphasized the economic and social benefits of hemp and called for the establishment of Mexican standards and a regulation that promotes its production and commercialization. Other key points included the need to distinguish hemp from psychotropic cannabis variants, the potential for ecological production without agrochemicals, and the importance of traceability and good practices in the hemp industry. Additionally, the article stresses the need for seed development and validation, both domestically and for imports, and points out that hemp production can be inclusive and supportive of rural communities if developed under the Sustainable Rural Development Law.

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The document establishes protocols that help the legalization of the harvest, use and commercialization of hemp for different industries, especially in exploitation, processes and benefits Mexico City, February 2, 2022.— After having carried out the "First National Industrial Hemp Forum: Use, processes and benefits”, the Alianza Latinoamericana de la Cannabis, AC (Alcann) and the Universidad Autónoma Chapingo share an extract of the conclusions derived from this meeting, which coincide in the need to recognize the different uses of industrial hemp; the creation of official Mexican standards (NOM) and the establishment of a regulation that promotes the production and commercialization of the plant to promote the generation of new income that will favor the economic and social development of the country. These conclusions seek to lay the foundations to achieve the joint work of the industry, academia, researchers, authorities and other actors to promote the market, and are the ...

Source: MX2000