Regulatory report: Australia, October 2020

CBD is listed on the Controlled Drug Register in Australia, meaning that it cannot be sold as a consumer product. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced its interim decision to enable access to CBD products through pharmacies, but without practitioners’ oversight, from 1st June 2021. This report provides a detailed summary of the current regulatory regime in Australia for CBD, covering everything from the hemp plant itself to import/export laws, CBD extracts and finished products, and medical and recreational cannabis.

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