Framing Cannabis 2025 – Medicine vs. Recreation at the Mary Jane Expo June 2025

Industry Gathering in Transition: Medicine Meets Business  

In response to last year’s chaotic entry situations and crowded halls, the organizers have announced extensive improvements: more space on the grounds, optimized entrance controls, and extended opening hours are intended not only to enhance visitor comfort but also to specifically promote exchange among professionals. Especially for the medical and business sectors, this means more room for in-depth discussions and networking. At the same time, space for cultural booths and scene stands remains intact—a unique mix that enables dialogue and breaks down barriers. 

Zero Tolerance for Synthetic Cannabinoids  

A clear signal for product safety: Last year, inferior synthetic cannabinoids like HHC repeatedly caused health incidents. The organizers have responded by tightening controls to ensure unauthorized substances do not even enter the halls. We hope these measures will be effective and make Mary Jane 2025 a completely safe event for all attendees—whether from the recreational crowd or professional audiences. 

New B2B Day – Knowledge Meets Business  

On June 19, Mary Jane Berlin hosts the first-ever International B2B Day in cooperation with Business of Cannabis: industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors will meet exclusively to forge partnerships and shape the European market. Workshops and roundtables will cover topics from regulatory updates and reimbursement models to telemedicine offerings. Benedikt will also participate in the panel “Building a Resilient Supply Chain: Balancing Domestic Production vs International Imports,” discussing challenges and opportunities of hybrid supply chain models for medical cannabis in Germany. 

Cannabis Industry Conference – Deep Dive on June 20  

On Friday, June 20, 2025, Mary Jane opens its doors at the northern exhibition grounds for the Cannabis Industry Conference. The first part focuses on the review of the past year, followed by discussions on investments, innovations, and political reforms. A comprehensive program offers insights from practical implementation to policy-level debates. 

Closing Thoughts  

Mary Jane 2025 offers a unique experiment in uniting recreational and professional tracks. This format has the potential to foster valuable exchange, innovation, and destigmatization—but the expo must prove it can sustain this balance over the long term. 

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