Hemp and CBD are not considered narcotics in Luxembourg, but there is little regulation of them. Luxembourg is likely to begin supplying its own cannabis for medical use after relying on imports since medical cannabis was legalised in 2018. The country might further relax its laws on cannabis if neighbouring Germany legalises it, but Luxembourg is currently not as cannabis-friendly as many thought it would be.
This report offers a detailed summary of the current regulatory framework in place for CBD, hemp and cannabis in Luxembourg. It covers everything from hemp cultivation and processing, to finished products and extracts, and the country’s medical and recreational cannabis policies.
Anthony is head legal analyst at CannIntelligence, where he is responsible for legal analysis on the platform. He guides the direction of regulatory coverage of the global cannabis sector for CannIntelligence and speaks at many industry events. Anthony has a BA in political science from North Carolina State University and a Juris Doctor from Charleston School of Law (South Carolina), and practised law for several years in the United States as a litigator.
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