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Expo Cannabis 2024 has begun in Buenos Aires, Argentina, solidifying its position as South America’s largest cannabis fair. Organizer Sebastián Basalo noted that the event features over 130 companies and 180 global brands. A notable attraction is the “Mushroom Observatory,” showcasing 20 live fungi species and highlighting their medicinal uses. The fair supports Argentina’s evolving cannabis regulations by promoting education and normalization of cannabis and wellness practices. Through workshops and discussions, Expo Cannabis aims to inform attendees and inspire conversations about the therapeutic and legal advancements in the field.
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