From now on: Active hemp products with up to 29% can now be shipped to all EU countries.
Bucharest – A piece of news that’s making many cannabis users sit up and take notice:
Hemp products containing up to 29% THCA can now legally be shipped to all EU countries — fully in line with EU law.
What makes this possible is the legal distinction between THCA and THC. While Delta-9 THC is classified as a controlled substance across the EU, its precursor THCA — as long as it contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC — is classified as industrial hemp.
That means it can be sold and shipped freely across the European Union.
The mechanism that changes everything
From seed to harvest to refinement: THCA pioneer Rollz
Why now? Why the European Union?
Until now, shipping cannabis-like products across the EU was surrounded by uncertainty. Many vendors stayed away because of perceived legal risk.
“The law hasn’t changed — but awareness that THCA is legal has,” says Dr. Berger.
“More and more companies are realizing that as long as the Delta-9-THC level is compliant, there is no issue.”
Rollz is now using this legal clarity to offer customers across the European Union a legal alternative to dealers and the black market — without having to leave their country or step into legal grey zones.
What does this mean for the European Union?
Introductory offer for EU customers
To mark its market entry across the European Union, Rollz is offering a special First Taste Bundle — a mix of different strains for testing, starting at €8.60 per gram.
The bundle includes:
- Premium THCA strains (up to 29% THCA)
- Quality-tested indoor flowers
- Discreet shipping with tracking
“Many people don’t know which strain suits them best,” Rollz explains.
“This bundle is the easiest way to legally and risk-free test different profiles.”
