The regulation of the medicinal cannabis sector is based on fundamental pillars that include quality, safety, traceability and the prevention of illicit deviations. The article presents these elements not as obstacles to the sector's development, but as essential conditions for its growth.
The text argues that the adequate implementation of these regulatory mechanisms allows for sustainable development of medicinal cannabis. Furthermore, it contributes to the sector's credibility among health professionals, patients and society in general.
The regulatory approach described also aims to ensure the sector's competitiveness in an expanding market. By ensuring standardized practices, the sector can grow responsibly and legally, distinguishing itself from illicit activities related to cannabis.
