Cannabees: Swiss Hemp in Its Purest Form

24.02.2026 120 views Gaiabis
Cannabees: Swiss Hemp in Its Purest Form
Introduction

Cannabees has been developing CBD products in Switzerland since 2017, made from its own production. The brand highlights control over the entire chain, genetics developed in-house and manual work. This profile looks at what defines its approach, the Swiss legal framework applicable to these products and the criteria useful for choosing a Cannabees product at Gaiabis.

A Swiss brand active since 2017

Cannabees is one of the Swiss brands that has chosen to retain extensive control over its production. Since 2017, the company has been developing CBD hemp through an approach combining manual work, proprietary genetics and precision.

Behind the expression “hemp in its purest form”, there is therefore neither a medical claim nor an absolute guarantee. Rather, it reflects a guiding principle: understanding the plant, controlling the key stages of production and providing verifiable information about the final product.

Cannabees was founded in 2017 with the ambition of producing CBD hemp whose different stages would be directly understood and controlled. The brand describes its development as a gradual process involving testing, adjustments and the construction of its own production facility.

This background helps explain its positioning. Cannabees does not focus on production volume, but on consistency, care and control. In its presentation, the brand notably emphasises craftsmanship, consistency and responsibility.

These values are obviously not sufficient on their own to assess the quality of a flower or hash. They nevertheless provide a useful framework for understanding how Cannabees develops and presents its products.

Directly controlling the production chain

Cannabees states that it produces and packages its CBD products itself. This organisation enables it to monitor the different stages, from cultivation to the finished product ready to be offered, without entrusting all operational control to external service providers.

This control also extends to genetics. The brand states that it works with exclusive genetics developed in-house. The selection and stabilisation of the plants are particularly important for the characteristics sought in a variety: flower structure, aromatic expression, consistency and cannabinoid profile.

A name or genetic origin does not, however, sum up the experience offered by a product. Harvesting, drying, processing and storage also influence its final qualities. It is therefore preferable to assess a CBD flower using several criteria, rather than relying solely on the variety name or an isolated percentage.

Manual work and technical tools

According to Cannabees, production combines manual work, precision and experience with technical tools suited to indoor cultivation. The brand notably mentions the use of modern LED lighting and resource-efficient coconut fibre substrates.

This information describes specific cultivation choices. It should not, however, be confused with a complete environmental assessment. Energy consumption, the origin of resources, yield and processing operations also contribute to the actual impact of production.

Why laboratory analyses matter

Cannabees states that it makes the laboratory analyses associated with its CBD products available. This access complements the commercial description with measured data.

When consulting a certificate of analysis, check the identification of the product or batch, the date of testing, the responsible laboratory and the cannabinoid contents indicated. As far as possible, the document should be clearly traceable to the purchased product.

An analysis nevertheless does not answer every question about quality. It does not replace an assessment of storage, processing, texture or aromatic profile. It is one element of traceability to be read alongside the information on the product page and the labelling.

The Swiss framework in brief

In Switzerland, hemp containing less than 1% total THC is not covered by the Narcotics Act. This does not mean that all products concerned can be marketed or presented without further rules. Depending on their category and intended use, they remain subject in particular to legislation on tobacco products, foodstuffs, cosmetics, therapeutic products or product safety.

The statement “less than 1% THC” is therefore an important reference point, but not the only legal criterion. The exact product category, its labelling and its claimed use remain decisive. A CBD product must also not be presented as a medicine or treatment based on general claims.

What “purity” means here

In the world of hemp, the word purity can combine several ideas: careful production, a precise aromatic profile, controlled composition or transparent origin. Without a clear analytical reference, it should not be understood as an absolute scientific statement.

At Cannabees, the term mainly describes the consistency sought between genetics, cultivation, processing and information. This interpretation is more concrete than a general statement about quality and allows you to assess the brand based on observable elements.

  • Origin: the brand presents its production as entirely Swiss.
  • Control: manufacturing and packaging are carried out in-house.
  • Genetics: Cannabees states that it develops its own exclusive genetics.
  • Positioning: its communication prioritises quality over quantity.

Choosing Cannabees at Gaiabis

The selection available at Gaiabis may change depending on availability, harvests and catalogue updates. Rather than relying on a fixed number of products, consult the current Cannabees brand page and the information specific to each product.

Start by identifying the category. A flower and hash do not have the same structure, processing requirements or storage needs. Then compare the aromatic profile described, the stated cannabinoid contents, the format and the information available about production.

The highest CBD content is not automatically the best selection criterion. Freshness, consistency between the description and the product, storage quality and your aromatic preferences are also important.

Four points to check before choosing

  1. Read the full product information: take into account the cultivation method, aromatic profile, format and nature of the product.
  2. Choose according to your preferences: fruity, sweet, earthy or citrus profiles offer very different experiences.
  3. Plan for proper storage: unsuitable storage can affect the product’s aroma, texture and overall quality.

Properly storing flowers and hash

Cannabees recommends storing CBD flowers and hash in a cool place, protected from light and in an airtight container. These precautions limit exposure to light, heat and air, which can alter the product’s aromatic and physical properties.

Avoid opening the container frequently or for long periods. Also remain alert to any unusual change in smell, appearance or moisture. If you have any doubt about the condition of the product, it is better not to use it.

An identifiable vision of Swiss CBD hemp

Cannabees stands out through a clear approach: Swiss production, in-house control, proprietary genetics and manual work. These elements provide concrete reference points, without the need to make excessive claims about well-being or effects.

At Gaiabis, you can compare the available Cannabees products according to their aromatic profiles, formats and characteristics specific to each product. This is a way to choose not only a recognised name, but a product whose origin and positioning you understand better.

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