Legal cannabis brands in Morocco under Law 13-21
Verdex lists 1 Moroccan licensed cannabis brand, Oksa Green Tech in Rabat. ANRAC counts 161 authorized products; recreational use stays illegal.
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161: that is how many cannabis-based products ANRAC, Morocco's cannabis regulator, had authorized by mid-July 2026, according to its statement of July 27. Seventy-one are food supplements, 73 are cosmetics and 17 are foods, mostly herbal teas. Oksa Green Tech in Rabat's Souissi district is Verdex's only listed brand so far: a licensed grower-processor behind the KYFF brand, with a dedicated point of sale on ANRAC's authorized list. Recreational cannabis is illegal in Morocco, for tourists as well as residents, and ANRAC said cannabis medicines had not yet reached pharmacy shelves. Everything on its list is a supplement, cosmetic or food, sold through a public network of licensed points of sale.
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Who may grow, and what a visitor can legally buy
| Item | Rule under Law 13-21 |
|---|---|
| Growing areas | Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen and Taounate provinces only |
| Who may grow | Adult Moroccan residents of those areas, in cooperatives, with a licence |
| THC cap | 1% for industrial use; supplements and foods at 0.3% |
| Points of sale | 630 entries on ANRAC's list in September 2026: 473 pharmacies, 85 parapharmacies, 70 wholesalers, 2 others |
| Medicines | None on pharmacy shelves as of July 27, 2026 |
The law legalized an industry for medical, pharmaceutical and industrial purposes; the 1974 dahir on drug addiction still governs personal use and was not repealed. Using cannabis can bring two months to a year in prison, and carrying or exporting hashish can bring five to ten years and a fine of 5,000 to 500,000 dirhams, according to the UNODC legal library copy of the dahir.
National police reported 378 foreign nationals among 134,126 drug arrests in 2025.
The legal alternative for a visitor is a listed pharmacy or dedicated store selling authorized supplements or cosmetics. Look the seller up on ANRAC's points-of-sale page and check your home country's rules before packing even a CBD cream. Read is weed legal in Morocco, the report on ANRAC's 161 products and our guide to CBD in Morocco.
Questions about this list
Is cannabis legal in Morocco?
Only for medical, pharmaceutical and industrial use under Law 13-21 of 2021 and ANRAC licences. Recreational use is illegal, and using hashish or kif can bring two months to a year in prison under the 1974 dahir, according to the UNODC legal library.
Where can tourists legally buy a cannabis product in Morocco?
From a pharmacy, parapharmacy or dedicated store on ANRAC's public list of authorized points of sale, which held 630 entries in September 2026. Products are supplements, cosmetics and foods, not smokable cannabis.
Can I take Moroccan hashish or cannabis products home?
Taking hashish out of Morocco is illegal export under article 2 of the 1974 dahir, with five to ten years in prison whatever the amount. Even legal products may face rules in your home country, so check them first.
Buying in Morocco
Possession & use
Illegal; use is punished by 2 months to 1 year in prison and/or a fine under the 1974 dahir on drug addiction.
Trafficking
Illegal import, production, transport, export or holding: 5–10 years' prison and fines of 5,000–500,000 dirhams (1974 dahir, art. 2).
Cultivation
Only licensed cooperative members in Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen and Taounate; unauthorized cultivation 3 months–2 years plus fines (Law 13-21).
Sales
Only ANRAC-authorized products through authorized points of sale; no recreational sales.
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.
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