Insights · Guides for licensed cannabis resin buyers

In-depth guides for importers, distributors and pharmacies: resin types, micron grades, reading a COA, ANRAC export from Morocco, WHO-GACP and Beldia.

• Beldia: Morocco's heritage cannabis variety: What Beldia is, where the name comes from, why it matters for Moroccan hash resin, how imported hybrids changed cultivation in the Rif, and what GACP-certified Beldia means for licensed buyers today.
• How to read a cannabis resin COA: a section-by-section guide for buyers: What a certificate of analysis for cannabis resin tells you, and what it doesn't: the header, cannabinoids and total THC, pesticide residues, aflatoxins and microbiology, explained with an illustrative example.
• Importing cannabis resin from Morocco: ANRAC export and what buyers need: How legal cannabis resin export from Morocco works under Law 13-21 and ANRAC, how the international import/export authorisation system applies, what an importer needs on their side, and what a shipment looks like from contract to customs.
• Micron grades: what 120 µm vs 45 µm means for resin buyers: How micron screens sort cannabis trichomes, what a grade like 120–90 µm or 90–45 µm actually describes, how dry-sift and ice-water grades differ, and how to specify micron grades in a resin contract.
• Dry sift, static, powder, frozen and fresh frozen resin explained: How the five main solventless resin types from Morocco are made, how they differ in starting material, separation, micron range and finish, and how licensed buyers choose between them.
• WHO-GACP explained for cannabis buyers: What the WHO guidelines on good agricultural and collection practices (GACP) cover, how GACP differs from GMP, how to read a GACP certificate's scope, level and validity, and what GACP-certified cannabis from Morocco means in practice.