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Medicinal Organic Cannabis Australia (MOCA) is an Australian company operating within the regulated medicinal cannabis framework, with a focus on quality, compliance, and sustainable industry development.
Founded in 2017, MOCA has established operations across cultivation, manufacturing, importation, and wholesale supply of medicinal cannabis in accordance with Australian and international regulatory requirements.
MOCA holds relevant Australian licences and approvals to:
Import medicinal cannabis products
Export medicinal cannabis products
Supply medicinal cannabis for therapeutic use
The company operates in alignment with the requirements of:
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
The Office of Drug Control (ODC)
MOCA’s activities include:
Sourcing and supplying medicinal cannabis through approved channels
Developing partnerships with licensed manufacturers and distributors
Supporting the delivery of cannabis-based medicines to the pharmaceutical supply chain
The company maintains relationships with healthcare practitioners and dispensing pharmacies to facilitate compliant patient access pathways.
MOCA is engaged in ongoing research and development initiatives, including:
Supporting clinical studies and observational research
Contributing to the development of prescribing protocols
Collaborating with medical practitioners and research partners
MOCA has participated in international cultivation and supply initiatives, including:
Establishing cultivation operations in Europe
Participating in international supply tenders
Preparing for export opportunities in regulated markets
MOCA is supported by a multidisciplinary team with experience across:
Pharmaceutical supply chains
Clinical research
Regulatory compliance
Agricultural and cultivation practices
MOCA is committed to operating within all applicable regulatory frameworks and maintaining high standards of governance, quality, and safety across its operations.
Medicinal cannabis in Australia is available only with a valid prescription from a registered medical practitioner.
Patients should consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine whether treatment may be appropriate for their individual circumstances.