EU-GACP Medical Cannabis Articles

EU-GACP articles from Solar Farm Thailand: what the standard requires, how it differs from Thai GACP, and why it matters for medical cannabis export.

EU-GACP is the European good agricultural and collection practice standard that a medical cannabis crop has to satisfy before an EU importer can take it into a licensed supply chain. It covers how plants are propagated, how rooms are monitored, how harvest and drying are recorded, how tools and staff move between zones, and how every batch is sampled and released.

Solar Farm Thailand holds Thai GACP certification from MOPH and DTAM across 5,800 m2 and 22 flowering rooms in Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani, around 30 km north of central Bangkok. Output runs at roughly 400 kg of premium indoor flower a month. Every batch ships with a third-party Certificate of Analysis covering potency, microbial load, heavy metals and pesticides, and the in-house HPLC lab is in commissioning as a second internal check.

The articles collected here explain what the standard asks for in practice, where it differs from Thai GACP, and what a licensed importer should ask to see before placing an order.