Germany’s Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM) recently published new medical cannabis import data for the third quarter of 2025, and Germany’s emerging legal medical cannabis industry continues to see growth in its import totals.

In the third quarter of 2025, Germany imported 56.915 tonnes of medical cannabis products according to BfArM’s data. In addition to the Q3 2025 data, it appears that BfArM has updated Q2 2025 totals from an initially reported 43.257 tonnes up to 47.706 tonnes. Below is a graph of current import totals from BfArM:

In an ongoing trend, Canada continues to serve as the top source of medical cannabis imports to Germany, with BfArM reporting that Germany has imported 66.237 tonnes of medical cannabis products in the first three quarters of 2025. By comparison, 42.076 tonnes have been imported to Germany from Portugal during the same timeframe.

Below is a breakdown of countries of origin for medical cannabis imports to Germany in 2024 and the first three quarters of 2025, via BfArM:

Earlier this fall, Germany announced that the nation’s legal medical cannabis import sector had reached its limit of 122 tonnes of medical cannabis products. The limit was increased, paving the way for more imports.

“The Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM) has increased the maximum quantity of cannabis imports for medical and scientific purposes to approximately 192.5 tons.” reported krautinvest in its local coverage last month (translated from German to English).

“The BfArM had not approved any imports since mid-September, as the original limit of 122 tons had been exhausted. As the BfArM informed krautinvest, it has already approved cannabis imports again since the beginning of this week.” the outlet also reported.