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FDA sets the date for hearing on legalising hemp-derived CBD

Written by CannIntelligence | 1st March 2019

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has set a tentative date of sometime in April for a long-awaited public meeting to hear from stakeholders and begin a rulemaking process on legalising hemp-derived CBD, according...

Deal signals plans for ‘sustainable’ bio-synthesised CBD

Written by CannIntelligence | 26th February 2019

The commercialisation of bio-synthesised cannabidiol could be on the horizon following the announcement by Amyris that it will be forming a new partnership to focus on “cannabinoid development”. The California-based company is best known for...

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 ...

Singapore ministries declare cannabis mad, bad and dangerous

Written by Freddie Dawson | 18th February 2019

Singaporean authorities do not believe there is sufficient evidence supporting the efficacy of “raw” cannabis, considering the plant and its derivatives to be a dangerous drug with few medical benefits ...

WHO recommends removing CBD from world narcotics schedules

Written by Barnaby Page | 18th February 2019

CBD is likely to be removed from the scope of the most significant international treaty on drug control, following a favourable report by the World Health Organization (WHO), which also recommends downgrading cannabis ...

Cannabis companies team up with pharma firm to supply Europe

Written by CannIntelligence | 14th February 2019

Two of the largest legal cannabis companies, Wayland and International Cannabis Corp, are teaming up with a multinational pharmaceutical organisation in a bid to create significant amounts of CBD for the European market ...

‘No change to UK novel food rules’ after Brexit

Written by CannIntelligence | 8th February 2019

The UK’s Food Standards Agency has said there will be no change in UK regulations concerning CBD as a novel food ingredient should the UK leave the EU on 29th March ...

Argentina – land of opportunity beset by confusion and doubt

Written by ECigIntelligence | 29th January 2019

A growing domestic CBD consumer base and excellent potential for cannabis farming make Argentina an intriguing market despite regulatory ambiguity and differences in opinion between national and provincial authorities ...

CBD to enter the big-time with coffee ads at the Super Bowl

Written by CannIntelligence | 28th January 2019

A series of advertisements for CBD products will be seen at Sunday’s Super Bowl LIII between the New England Patriots and the LA Rams, powerfully demonstrating their arrival in the US mainstream ...

Kosher product approval achieved by two CBD companies

Written by CannIntelligence | 25th January 2019

Two CBD products have received kosher status from the largest agency in Europe dealing with rabbinically-approved foodstuffs. London-based Advance Biotech received kosher certification from KLBD Kosher Certification in September 2018, followed by Provocan, a CBD brand...

Wyoming CBD legalisation bill falls at House committee hurdle

Written by Freddie Dawson | 23rd January 2019

Wyoming is unlikely to join the long list of US states permitting the legal use of CBD after a bill proposing legalisation failed to pass through the Republican-controlled state House’s judiciary committee ...

Radical change in EU guidance on cannabinoids as novel food

Written by Freddie Dawson | 22nd January 2019

No food item should contain any cannabinoid, including CBD, in the EU without prior novel food ingredient authorisation following a change by European authorities - though this is open to interpretation ...

LloydsPharmacy may be path to stronger CBD for UK supermarkets

Written by Freddie Dawson | 21st January 2019

Though Lloyds is a lesser name than Boots among UK pharmacy chains, its partnership with Sainsbury’s means it could be poised to dramatically expand the range of the supermarket’s CBD product offerings. LloydsPharmacy started stocking a...

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