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    Questionnaire – Medical cannabis products

    1. General information

    1.1 Which product categories are you interested in?

    1.2 What are the products intended for?

    2. Quality & certification requirements

    2.1 Which certifications are mandatory?

    2.2 Which documents are required per batch?
    COAGMP certificatesBatch production reportsSDSStability dataTerpene profileOther:

    3A. Product specifications – Flowers

    3a.1 Desired cannabinoid content (%):

    Tolerance range: ±10%
    (Note: For cannabinoid contents >15.0%, a relative tolerance of ±10% applies.
    Example: 20.0% allows a range of 18.0–22.0%.
    For values ≤1% the previous standards apply.
    For contents <15.0% an absolute tolerance of ±1.5% is accepted.
    Example: 7.5% allows a range of 6.0–9.0%.)

    3a.2 Preferred strain(s) or phenotypes?

    • Maximum residual moisture: 11%

    3a.3 Must the flowers be registered with BfArM (Federal Opium Agency)?

    3a.4 Is the terpene profile relevant?

    3B. Product specifications – Extracts & distillates

    3b.1 Preferred concentrations (%):

    3b.2 Processing level:

    3b.3 Carrier substances:

    • Residual solvent: max. according to ICH guidelines (e.g., <5000 ppm for ethanol)

    3b.3 Terpene enrichment desired?

    3C. Product specifications – Irradiation / Microbiological safety

    3c.1 Is irradiation required?

    3c.2 Method:

    Dose (max. kGy) (EU maximum: 10 kGy – standard typically 7–10 kGy)

    3c.3 Should irradiation be documented in the COA?

    3c.4 Are alternatives acceptable?

    • Microbiological limits (per Ph. Eur.):
    TAMC: ≤10³ CFU/g
    TYMC: ≤10² CFU/g
    Pathogens: E. coli, Salmonella – absent in 1 g

    4. Quantities & logistics

    4.1 Initial volume:
    Flowers (kg) Extracts/Distillates (kg/L)

    4.2 Planned monthly purchasing volume:
    Short term: Long term:

    4.3 Preferred packaging:

    4.4 Minimum shelf life (recommended at least 6–12 months):

    4.5 Cold chain

    5. Import & regulation

    5.1 Do you have an import license under §72 AMG/BtMG?

    5.2 Do you need support with import/registration?

    5.3 Documentation required per batch?

    6. Prices & contract framework

    6.1 Price expectations:
    Flowers: € 1,000 /kg 
    Extracts (€/kg):

    Distillates (€/kg): 

    Isolates (€/kg):

    6.2 Payment terms:

    6.3 Interested in framework agreements?

    6.4 Interested in exclusive supply agreements?

    7. Collaboration & other

    7.1 Regular samples desired?

    7.2 Technical support required?

    7.3 White-label / co-branding options?

    Appendix: Abbreviations

    • AMG – German Medicines Act
    • BtMG – German Narcotics Act
    • B2B – Business to Business
    • COA – Certificate of Analysis
    • EU-GMP – Good Manufacturing Practice (EU)
    • GACP – Good Agricultural and Collection Practice
    • GDP – Good Distribution Practice
    • ISO – International Organization for Standardization
    • SDS – Safety Data Sheet
    • Ph. Eur – European Pharmacopoeia
    • TAMC – Total Aerobic Microbial Count
    • TYMC – Total Yeast and Mold Count
    • kGy – kiloGray (unit of ionizing radiation)
    • MCT – Medium-chain triglycerides
    • ppm – Parts per million
    • BfArM – Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices




    Medical cannabis according to European standards

    Import, distribution, and marketing of medical cannabis and its derivatives in accordance with the European Pharmacopoeia, GACP, GDP, and EU-GMP – quality and safety for medical and pharmaceutical application
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