Johannesburg – the kitchen of thousands of enterprises closed due to the ban on the cannabis and hemp food.
After President Cyril Ramaphosa, who made a net scream on Tuesday (March 25, 2025), announced that more consultations will occur and the ban on the cannabis-based food products Dr. Dr. Aaron Motsaledi announced that it would be removed.
“President, Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsaledi, Dr. Aaron Mozaledi said that unregulated imported food products in the South African market, which is hemp and mystery,” he said.
“President Ramaphosa has confirmed the adverse effects of new rules and foods that restrict health care and health care, especially the negative impact of nutritional foods, especially adverse the adverse effects, especially the adverse effects of minors,” he said.
“In light of the consultations of more stakeholders, the Minister of Health will produce food products, cosmetics and disinfectant substances and disinfectants (an act of food), hemp and cannabis, hemp and cannabis.”
Presidential spokesman Vincent Magwenya said that the health department will continue to consult broadcast before broadcasting the revised rules.
The movement will come as a pleasant relief to companies that produce food products containing sales, import and hemp and hemp and mystery.
Prior to this month, the democratic alliance (also) said he opposed the ban, saying that both the negative policy of politics and the adverse policy of South Africa and the cannabis industry.
Ban, pressing Michele Clarke for the removal of the Ministry of Health, on March 18, 2025, “South Africa has contributed to 2,400 licensed cultivation and 400 cm20, all jobs and local economies.
“Ban, increasing risks in this sector.
“Da, President Cyril Ramaphosa, public consultation and urgent invocations of the votes of public consultations and business specialists calls on this harmful regulation.
“Instead of putting restrictions, government work should be supported by the potential to improve public health and drive a sustainable economic development.”
The good side also opposed the ban.
Good party Secretary General Brett Hervron, the Constitutional Court reduced the use of mystery in 2018, he said he was illegally.
Herron, the contradiction has taken the livelihood of up to one million South Africans, he said.
