Buy Multitrance in the UK

Who Multitrance are and what they make

An Amsterdam producer since 1995 with more formats than any other brand here, and the backbone of four of our aisles.

Multitrance trade from Diemen, just outside Amsterdam, and describe themselves as producers, wholesalers and retailers who have been cooking with cannabis since 1995. On their own site they claim more than thirty years in the trade and customers in fifty countries. Those are the brand's figures, not independently audited ones, and we present them as such.

What they are genuinely unusual at is breadth. Most brands we stock pick a format and go deep. Multitrance makes lollipops, chewing gum, gummy bears, mints, dark and milk chocolate, hazelnut cream cookies, cookie bites, a boxed brownie, instant cappuccino and hot chocolate sachets, pyramid tea bags, canned drinks, plus incense sticks and metal rolling trays under their HaZe Holland line. Not all of that is in stock with our distributors at any one time; the gummy bears, the brownie, the plain chocolate bars and the cans are not at the moment.

The consequence for us is that Multitrance is the backbone of four different aisles rather than a single shelf. They account for 12 of the 20 lines in sweets, 6 of 12 in edibles, 4 of 7 in drinks and 12 of 16 in accessories. If you strip Multitrance out of this shop, three of those aisles stop being worth browsing.

The brand also sits behind names you will see listed separately here. Bubbly Billy Buds lollipops and gum and the MediCBD range both sell through Multitrance under its own product numbering, and Astra Hemp appears on its brand wall too. We list those as their own brands because that is how the packaging reads, but the supply chain behind them is the same Amsterdam operation.

Cannabis-flavoured or cannabidiol: the split that decides your order

If the word CBD is not in the product name, it is a hemp-seed-oil flavour and a look, not a cannabinoid dose.

This is the part the brand's own site leaves vague and every UK listing we found leaves out entirely. Multitrance run two parallel families of product, and they look almost identical on a shelf.

The cannabis-themed lines are confectionery made with hemp seed oil, flavoured and styled around named strains. Their own product imagery is filed under names that spell it out plainly: cannabis lollipops, no THC, hemp seed oil, no high. Hemp seed oil is pressed from the seed, which carries essentially no cannabinoids, so these are a taste and a piece of Amsterdam iconography. They are not a cannabidiol dose and are not sold as one.

The cannabidiol lines are named and numbered separately. Chewing gum comes in 17mg and 36mg, sugar-free, and that figure is for one piece, with twelve in a pack. Pyramid tea bags run 150mg across a pack of 20. The cream cookies and hazelnut cream cookies are 10mg each, as is the instant cappuccino sachet. The 300mg gummy bears and the 10mg hot chocolate are part of the range but out of stock with our distributors at present. Bubbly Billy Buds lollipops carry cannabidiol in the name and the brand lists them at 10mg per lollipop, though the trade listing we buy from does not repeat that figure, so we have not printed it as a specification.

Read the name before you order and you will not go wrong. If the word cannabidiol is not in it, read the product as a flavour and a novelty rather than as a supplement.

How Multitrance compares with the other brands we stock

A cannabis-culture house like Euphoria, where most lines are themed; Orange County, Hempthy and Cannapower state a strength on nearly everything.

Stocking every brand on one shelf lets us do the one thing a brand's own website structurally cannot: put it next to its rivals and let the numbers speak. The comparison that matters here is not flavour, it is how consistently a brand tells you what is in the pack.

Multitrance and Euphoria are the two cannabis-culture houses in this shop, and both run large ranges where most lines are themed rather than dosed. Orange County, Hempthy and Cannapower are the opposite: smaller catalogues, but a stated strength on very nearly everything.

None of that makes Multitrance worse. It makes it a different purchase. Nobody buys an incense stick or a cannabis cookie bite expecting a supplement, and Multitrance's chewing gum and tea are as clearly specified as anything on the site. The mistake to avoid is assuming the whole catalogue works the same way, which is exactly what the current search results encourage.

Where Multitrance is strong, and where it is not

Unmatched on formats and honest about its novelty lines; weak on naming, certificates and display-case pack sizes.

Nothing else in this shop covers as many formats, and the packaging is genuinely good. If you want a gift, a party bowl, a novelty for someone who has just been to Amsterdam, or simply a sugar-free gum that is not medicinal in tone, this is the range to browse. The chewing gum and the pyramid tea bags in particular are properly specified products that happen to sit inside a novelty catalogue. And Multitrance have never pretended their cannabis lollipops are a wellness product: every asset they publish says no THC and no high, which is more honest than a lot of what is sold in this category.

Against that: the naming. Cannabis Cookie Bites sit beside CBD Cream Cookies and only one of those names tells you what you are getting, and no listing in the current search results warns a shopper who does not read carefully. Documentation: we could not find batch certificates of analysis published on the brand's own site or anywhere in the ranking set, and their own answers refer to milligram content on each product without linking a lab report. And pack formats: a lot of this catalogue arrives as 24-unit and 100-unit display cases built for Amsterdam shops rather than one person at home; on the chewing gum a box of 24 is twenty four packs of twelve pieces rather than twenty four pieces.

Provenance, testing and what we can and cannot verify

Dutch-made isolate, with the brand's no-THC statement on the record and no batch certificate anywhere we can reach.

Multitrance manufacture and distribute from the Netherlands and ship worldwide from there. Their cannabidiol lines are cannabidiol isolate rather than broad or full spectrum, which is why our listings show isolate across the whole brand. Isolate is the simplest grade to keep compliant, because the other plant cannabinoids are stripped out during processing rather than deliberately retained.

What we can verify: the formats, the strengths printed on the lines that state one, the sugar-free status of the gum, and the brand's own published statement that its products contain no THC and produce no intoxicating effect.

Where Multitrance sits under UK law

Dutch legality is irrelevant here; the UK test is 1mg of controlled cannabinoids per container, and anything swallowed sits under novel foods.

The consumer test is one milligram of controlled cannabinoids per container. Not per serving, not per sweet, and not a percentage. A container is the sealed unit you buy, so a big pack is held to the same absolute ceiling as a small one.

The 0.2 per cent figure you will see quoted on other CBD sites is not that test. It is a cultivation rule describing how much THC is permitted in a standing hemp crop grown under a Home Office licence. It is a farming threshold about a field, and it says nothing about what may lawfully be sold to you. The two get printed together as though they were interchangeable, and they are not: a percentage of a large container is a far bigger number than one milligram. Cannabidiol isolate products like these are the least likely grade to run into that ceiling, which is worth knowing when you are comparing brands.

Separately, ingestible cannabidiol sold in Great Britain sits under the Novel Foods regime and requires authorisation from the Food Standards Agency, with validated products listed publicly. The FSA also advises that healthy adults keep intake from food supplements to no more than ten milligrams a day. That is guidance from the regulator, not a dosing instruction from us. Everything on this page is 18+ only.

Buying Multitrance in the UK

The brand guarantees delivery only inside the EU and accepts no responsibility for customs delays, which is the case for a UK retailer in one sentence.

There is a practical reason to buy this brand from a UK retailer rather than direct, and it comes from Multitrance's own frequently asked questions. They guarantee delivery within the European Union and list the 27 member states. The UK is not among them. Their own answer tells buyers outside that list to check their country's customs regulations and states that the company accepts no responsibility for customs delays, losses or damage.

That is a reasonable position for an Amsterdam producer to take, and it is a genuine problem if you are ordering confectionery to a British address. Buying from a UK retailer puts the import on our side of the border, gets the goods to you on domestic delivery timescales, and gives you UK consumer rights against a UK seller.

The rest of the case is ordinary. We are independent, so we will tell you when another brand suits you better, as we have above. We list every Multitrance line we can source in one place instead of scattering it across four wholesale sites. And we are not the brand, so nothing here is written by the people who make it.

1995

Cooking with cannabis since, by the brand's account

27

EU states its delivery guarantee covers; the UK is not one

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Of our aisles it is the backbone of

Questions people ask