CannIntelligence - complete coverage of novel food

CBD products are considered novel foods because there is no history of their consumption prior to May 1997. There is a stringent process for the authorisation of novel foods before they can be launched on the market, which includes an independent safety assessment to ensure the new products are safe for public consumption. All of our content that relates to CBD as a novel food can be accessed from this page.

CBD in Serbia: regulatory snapshot

19th February 2019 - Regulatory reports |

While CBD is not specifically regulated in Serbia, CBD-Intel has found clear differences between legal theory and production practice, and confusion within the authorities, in a country that aims to join the EU in 2025

Say goodbye to your CBD latte

6th February 2019 - Press releases , Resources |

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. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) recently changed guidance on cannabinoids asserting that all food products using any cannabinoid should now have […]

New regulations may take the shine off CBD business

18th October 2018 - Press releases , Resources |

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 it is complex, and changes in CBD’s legal situation may create challenges for business, experts at CBD-Intel have warned. The […]