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What impact could the vote to support a 0.3% THC limit in hemp varieties have on the CBD market in the short-term?

Written by || 30th October 2020 || Blogs | Companies | Policy and Politics | Regulation and legislation | Retail | GeographiesEurope Switzerland

In short – not a lot in the short-term. The vote in favour of a 0.3% THC limit by the European Parliament (EP) is only the first step in a long process towards actually putting such a change into effect.
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