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Associação Canábica Nordeste (Acanne)

Anvisa prohibited all cannabis products of Acanne, citing no valid operating authorization

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According to Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa), Aug 6, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

Anvisa announced on 6 August 2026 that every cannabis product produced by the Associação Canábica Nordeste, known as Acanne, is prohibited, under Resolution RE 3.055/2026.

The agency's reasons are suspicion that the association operates without a valid authorization, from an address it could not confirm, and sells cannabis products that lack the required registration. The wording is that of a suspicion recorded in the resolution, not a finding after a hearing. Anvisa released it with other actions against counterfeit medicines and unregistered supplements.

What the source found

  • Resolution RE 3.055/2026 (DOU 6 August 2026)
  • All Acanne cannabis products
  • Stated grounds: suspected operation without valid authorization, unconfirmed address, no registration

Products named

  • cannabis products

Timeline

  1. Anvisa prohibition announced

Sources

  1. Regulator

    Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) · Aug 6, 2026

    Anvisa determina ações fiscais contra medicamentos e produtos irregulares

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Status notes

[dataset] Anvisa news releases on fiscalização (resolutions RE), retrieved 2026-09-30. Anvisa's measure also applies to anyone who advertises or sells the named products in Brazil.

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