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What could cannabis reform mean for the economy?

The regulatory impact assessment models scenarios based on a preliminary draft.

CannabisGesetz.ch editorial deskPublished 7 Nov 2026Reviewed 7 Nov 2026

Context

Effects depend on distribution channels, prices, compliance costs and how many buyers shift from the illicit market. A revised draft can change the assumptions.

What to check

Market size, levies and revenue in this context are modelled figures. Subscription and other access models would have to be assessed against the distribution rules that ultimately apply.

Official sources

BAG / SECO · RFA 2025 SGK-N / CSSS-N · 29.08.2025 SGK-N / CSSS-N · 08.05.2026
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