Panaxia And Neuraxpharm Sign To Sell Medical Cannabis In The Czech Republic And Switzerland

The Companies Have Already Partnered In Germany, France, And Poland

Panaxia and Neuraxpharm have added the Czech Republic and Switzerland to their growing list of European markets for medical cannabis. Both countries have passed recent legislation to stimulate prescriptions of cannabis products.

Cannabis leaf against detail of flag of the Czech Republic
Czech law is becoming more favourable to medical cannabis prescription • Source: Shutterstock

Neuraxpharm and Panaxia have signed two addendums to an existing agreement that will allow the partners to market medical cannabis in the Czech and Swiss markets.

Israeli firm Panaxia – a global specialist in pharmaceutical-quality cannabis products – will manage the manufacturing of pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis premium oils and extracts for inhalation

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