German Cannabis Market Expected to Liberalize Post Election, RYAH Group Inc. (CSE: RYAH) Enters Germany Via Observational Study

Nov 5, 2021

  • German Social Democrat-led coalition expected to liberalize medical cannabis market
  • Analysts predict over one million medical cannabis patients in Germany by 2024, market estimated to reach $8.9 billion by 2028
  • RYAH entered German market via observational study with Four 20 Pharma GmbH
  • RYAH provides IoT product ecosystem of volume-control devices, medicine-carrying components, mobile applications
  • RYAH ecosystem offers reliable way for researchers and clinicians to develop well-controlled research environments

Germany’s recent 2021 election is expected to result in a new political environment via a coalition containing cannabis-positive political factions that aim to liberalize the country’s plant-based medicine market (https://ibn.fm/t1Zgg). RYAH Group (CSE: RYAH), the leader in volume-control technology for plant-based medicine, is already on track to penetrate the German market with a strategic partnership aiming to catalyze the company’s mission of providing remote-health solutions and analytics-based patient treatments to the world.

Germany’s winning party – the Social Democrats – are currently in talks with the Greens and Free Democratic Party to form a coalition to replace Angela Merkel’s current government. A pre-election analysis by Volt Face revealed that the Social Democrats “can generally be…

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