🇲🇦 Rif Tradition

Moroccan CBD Hash — Ketama, Beldia & King Hassan

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The pressing style European customers know best — soft, floral, dry-sifted in the Rif tradition, made from EU-grown hemp inside legal THC limits. Available in classic pressings and a non-detectable-THC line.

What the Names Actually Mean

These aren't invented brand names — each refers to a real region, variety or production standard. Knowing the difference helps you sell them.

Ketama

A region in the Rif mountains synonymous with careful dry sift. The name signals a standard of cleanliness and aroma rather than a specific strain.

Ketama CBG/CBD →

Beldia

The traditional Moroccan landrace variety — valued for its distinctive aroma rather than raw strength. Ours is a CBN+CBD pressing for the evening segment.

Le Beldia CBN+CBD →

King Hassan

A premium-tier designation for the cleanest sift of the run — fewer passes of plant matter, a more concentrated aromatic profile, priced accordingly.

King Hassan →

Moroccan CBD Hash — FAQ

What makes hash 'Moroccan style'?

The method, not just the origin. Moroccan hash is made by dry-sifting dried hemp over fine mesh screens to collect the loose resin — known locally as kif — then pressing it into slabs with gentle heat. The result is characteristically soft and pliable, lighter in colour than Afghan presses, with a floral, slightly spicy aroma. Our Moroccan-style CBD resins reproduce that process using EU-grown hemp within legal THC limits.

What is Ketama hash?

Ketama is a region in Morocco's Rif mountains that has been the reference point for quality hash production for generations. The name signals a particular standard of dry sift — clean, aromatic and carefully pressed. We carry it in two forms: a CBG/CBD version with a broader cannabinoid profile, and a 25% CBD, 0% THC pressing for markets that require non-detectable THC.

What is Beldia?

Beldia refers to the traditional Moroccan landrace hemp variety, prized for its distinctive aroma rather than raw potency. Our Le Beldia is a CBN+CBD pressing — the CBN content puts it in the evening and relaxation segment, which makes it a natural companion product to a sleep range rather than a straight daytime resin.

How is Moroccan hash different from Afghan hash?

Both are dry-sifted and pressed, but the pressing differs. Moroccan style uses lighter heat and pressure, producing a softer, lighter, more crumbly block with a floral nose. Afghan style uses more heat and pressure for a darker, denser, oilier block with an earthier aroma. Most shelves benefit from carrying one of each — customers tend to have a firm preference and will buy the one you stock.

Do you offer Moroccan hash without THC?

Yes. Our Ketama 25% CBD is pressed to 0% THC, alongside Soft 30%, Creamy Yellow 50% and Supreme 50% in the same non-detectable line. These are the grades to stock if you sell into markets that require finished products to contain no detectable THC rather than simply staying under a percentage threshold.

What volumes can I order?

Each resin has tiered pricing that steps down from small wholesale quantities into kilo rates — the tiers are listed on every product page. If you want to compare several Moroccan pressings before committing, the Resins Discovery Pack is the cheapest way to get material in hand.

Order Moroccan Hash at Wholesale

Volume pricing down to the kilo, COA with every batch, dispatched within 24 hours across Europe.