Resin from Beldia, the traditional Cannabis sativa variety of the Rif, grown in Chefchaouen province on sites covered by our WHO-GACP (Level A) declaration. It is sieved the traditional way and supplied loose or hand-pressed, to order. The cannabinoid content of each batch is stated on its certificate of analysis.
Beldia is the cannabis the Rif is known for: the traditional local variety, grown in the region for generations before imported hybrids arrived. Our Beldia resin brings that heritage into a licensed, documented supply chain, from cultivation in Chefchaouen province to export under ANRAC authorisation 54/A8/0223.
LSQA's WHO-GACP Declaration of Conformity PP90/01 (Level A) names Cannabis sativa from Beldia strains in its scope. Beldia is grown on half of the six one-hectare production sites the declaration covers, run with two partner cooperatives in Chefchaouen province. Because the variety, the region and the sites are recorded, each batch can be traced back to where and how it was grown.
| Parameter | Beldia resin |
|---|---|
| Variety | Beldia (Cannabis sativa), the Rif's heritage variety |
| Origin | Outdoor-grown, Chefchaouen province, Rif |
| Process | Traditional sieving |
| Form | Loose or hand-pressed, to order |
| Solvents | None |
| Cannabinoid content | Per batch, on the COA |
| Formats | 1 kg, 100 g, 10 g |
Current batch data, pricing and minimum order quantities are provided to approved buyers in the portal.
Processing takes place at our ANRAC-authorised facility under transformation authorisation 52/A5/0223, and export runs under ANRAC 54/A8/0223. Every batch has a certificate of analysis, and we manage the export paperwork and transport to your customs clearance point.
To compare styles, see our Premium Pressed Hash and our guide to Moroccan resin types. When you are ready, apply for trade access.
Beldia is the traditional local cannabis variety of the Rif. The name comes from the Moroccan Arabic word beldi, meaning local or traditional. Our guide Beldia: Morocco's heritage cannabis variety explains its history.
Yes. LSQA's WHO-GACP Declaration of Conformity PP90/01 (Level A, valid until 18 December 2026) covers the production, storage and drying of Cannabis sativa from Beldia and CBD strains in Chefchaouen province. Beldia is grown on half of the six production sites it covers.
It depends on the plants, the harvest and the process, so it is stated per batch on the certificate of analysis rather than generalised for the variety. Request a COA for the batch you are evaluating.
Licensed buyers can apply, request prices and COAs, and place orders directly on WhatsApp.