Jamaica Based Kaya Group Memorializes the Five-Year Anniversary of Legal Medical Cannabis Sales on March 10 with a Live Broadcast on IRIE FM
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Friday, March 10, 2023
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Practitioners of the Rastafari faith could use cannabis for religious purposes, and tourists with a prescription for medical marijuana could apply for permits to purchase small amounts.
Key Points:
- Practitioners of the Rastafari faith could use cannabis for religious purposes, and tourists with a prescription for medical marijuana could apply for permits to purchase small amounts.
- On March 10, 2018, Balram Vaswani, a long-time advocate for the legalization of marijuana, opened the first legal, medical marijuana dispensary, Kaya Herb House , in Drax Hall, St. Ann.
- The Jamaican operations of Kaya Group include three Kaya Herb House premium retail locations.
- The Falmouth location of Kaya Herb House is near the cruise ship terminal and about 30 minutes from Montego Bay.