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Car drivers, stressed execs are among latest targets for CBD firms

Written by Barnaby Page | 1st April 2019

CBD-infused auto fuel and an inhalable “cannabidiol homologue” are among the latest products launched by companies from outside the CBD sector keen to leverage its paradigm...

Contrary to reports, the UK CTA is not suing EU over novel food rules

Written by Freddie Dawson | 20th March 2019

Lawyers for the UK Cannabis Trades Association (CTA) have confirmed to CBD-Intel that they have not been instructed to sue the EU over novel food guidance for cannabinoids including CBD – contrary to reports ...

Big dollars are undeterred by red tape tangle and inconsistent enforcement

Written by CannIntelligence | 11th March 2019

North American businesses are still investing millions in the CBD hemp market, despite the uncertainty generated by new legislation and clampdowns on retailers, with many US and Canadian firms acquiring nascent businesses ...

UN narcotics committee postpones vote on CBD and cannabis rules

Written by Freddie Dawson | 26th February 2019

The United Nations Committee on Narcotic Drugs (UNCND) has delayed voting on cannabis and CBD recommendations in a move that has upset a number of delegates ...

Global CBD rules will get tougher, then normalise, expert predicts

Written by CannIntelligence | 20th February 2019

Regulations governing hemp-derived CBD are likely to increase sharply in the near future but then tail off as the product is integrated into general regulatory frameworks for food, cosmetics and industrial products, according to a...

‘More women than men’ have tried CBD in UK

Written by Freddie Dawson | 19th February 2019

More women than men have tried CBD products, according to a new report from CBD-Intel. Among other findings in the report is that health-conscious men are more likely than others to try CBD ...

Say goodbye to your CBD latte

Written by JuditBach | 6th February 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UK confirms it will not allow CBD foods and beverages even after Brexit Even Brexit may not be able to save UK CBD users following a change in European guidance....

Who is the cannabis health product consumer? New study reveals all

Written by JuditBach | 16th January 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Who is the cannabis health product consumer? New study reveals all Women and the under-35s are most likely to try CBD (cannabidiol) products, according to a new survey of British consumers. The...

Change in law could open up New Zealand for CBD business

Written by CannIntelligence | 15th January 2019

New Zealand could become a new market for CBD following loosening of restrictions in the country, explained in a new report from CBD-Intel ...

Italian agriculture ministry seeks to end confusion over THC limits

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th January 2019

The Italian government has responded to confusion over permitted THC levels in hemp-derived products such as foods, oils, supplements and animal feeds by informing the European Commission of its plans ...

New regulations may take the shine off CBD business

Written by JuditBach | 18th October 2018

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New regulations may take the shine off CBD business With all the buzz around its possible health benefits, businesses might see CBD as a lucrative opportunity – but the global market for...

CBD.io teams up with vape expo for major Las Vegas show

Written by CannIntelligence | 17th October 2018

A major CBD show is to be held in Las Vegas next month in what is billed as “an epic collaboration of two industries”. The CBD.io event will take place on 9th and 10th November...

Rise in CBD linked to increase in vapouriser market

Written by CannIntelligence | 20th August 2018

Crossover between vapourisers and e-cigarettes has been found to be quite low and companies dedicated to both vapourisers and e-cigarettes are rare ...