CBD is not a controlled substance in Hungary, while the regulations depend on the intended use. Given the country’s tough stance on cannabis, it seems unlikely that it will move to decriminalise recreational use any time soon. There is also no indication that a medicinal cannabis programme will be introduced, even though many other countries in Europe have already made this step.
This report offers a thorough overview of Hungary’s regulations relating to all aspects of CBD and related products, providing analysis on extracts and finished products, import and export, and both medical and recreational cannabis.
Sergi holds a Master’s degree in European Union Law from the University of Amsterdam, where he also participated in the Fair Work and Equality Law Clinic. He graduated in Law from the University of Barcelona in 2019. He worked as a legal research intern at Global Human Rights Defence, an NGO that monitors human rights violations worldwide. He also engaged in a traineeship program in an Egyptian law firm in 2019, arranged by AIESEC.
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