This year, the expo covers the use of ganja (cannabis) and ganchong (hemp) in various industries, including textiles, food and cosmetics
Thailand’s huge promotion drive for cannabis as used for medical purposes will be amply in force at the Cannabis and Hemp Expo in the northeastern town of Buriram, on March 5-7.
The three-day expo at the famous Buriram International Racing Circuit is supported by the public health ministry. On the opening day, it will be attended by the Thai health minister and the deputy prime minister.
Buriram is hosting this expo for the second time, after the first event in April 2019 attracted more than 1,50,000 visitors. It was cancelled last year due to the pandemic.
This is one of the first expos to be held in the country this year. A major objective is to promote cannabis and hemp as a major industry for Thailand, bringing huge medical and economic benefits to both Thai producers and consumers.
This year, the expo covers the use of ganja (cannabis) and ganchong (hemp) in various industries, including textiles, food and cosmetics.
There will be seminars, exhibitions and workshops to explain the various benefits of the drug, including how food and other products can be made with cannabis leaves or oil.
There will be consultation sessions with the food and administration department for those who want to grow cannabis and hemp plants legally. Thailand’s department of traditional and alternative medicine will also be on…
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This year, the expo covers the use of ganja (cannabis) and ganchong (hemp) in various industries, including textiles, food and cosmetics
Thailand’s huge promotion drive for cannabis as used for medical purposes will be amply in force at the Cannabis and Hemp Expo in the northeastern town of Buriram, on March 5-7.
The three-day expo at the famous Buriram International Racing Circuit is supported by the public health ministry. On the opening day, it will be attended by the Thai health minister and the deputy prime minister.
Buriram is hosting this expo for the second time, after the first event in April 2019 attracted more than 1,50,000 visitors. It was cancelled last year due to the pandemic.
This is one of the first expos to be held in the country this year. A major objective is to promote cannabis and hemp as a major industry for Thailand, bringing huge medical and economic benefits to both Thai producers and consumers.
This year, the expo covers the use of ganja (cannabis) and ganchong (hemp) in various industries, including textiles, food and cosmetics.
There will be seminars, exhibitions and workshops to explain the various benefits of the drug, including how food and other products can be made with cannabis leaves or oil.
There will be consultation sessions with the food and administration department for those who want to grow cannabis and hemp plants legally. Thailand’s department of traditional and alternative medicine will also be on…