DTAM-GACP — Thailand's Domestic Licensing Pathway
Thailand's own GACP-equivalent standard, administered by the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine under Ministerial Notifications B.E. 2568 — the full domestic licensing pathway for cannabis cultivation.
A structural gap between licensing and certification.
Source: DTAM licence register; BfArM import statistics, 2025.
Domestic legal operation, documented to hold up.
DTAM-GACP is the legal requirement to operate domestically — distinct from CUMCS G.A.P., the credential export buyers actually ask for. Most serious operators end up needing both, which is exactly what BioCompliance's dual-standard methodology is built around.
Licence Alignment
SOPs that match what the facility is actually licensed to do — not a generic template that doesn't reflect the specific licence conditions.
Bilingual Documentation
Records a domestic inspector and an international export buyer can both read and rely on.
Domestic Traceability
Seed-to-sale records that satisfy Thai reporting requirements on their own terms, not retrofitted from an export-facing system.
Regulatory Currency
Thailand's reclassification moves are ongoing — see Regulatory Intelligence for how BioCompliance tracks them between audits.