CBD-Intel brings you regulatory updates from Italy, France, Turkey, New Zealand, El Salvador, the US states of Delaware and South Dakota and the island territory of Guam
An extra helping of regulatory news from CBD-Intel brings you snippets from Argentina, Turkey, Lithuania, Estonia, the US House of Representatives and the state of Iowa
The Texas hemp plan, legalising the cultivation, handling and processing of hemp in the state, became law on 10th June – but would-be manufacturers are still having to wait
Vitafood Insights invited CBD-Intel to participate in one of their podcast sessions to offer a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory landscape of CBD in Europe. CBD is dominating worldwide attention and it is essential for companies looking to launch CBD products in the dietary supplements and functional foods sectors to understand the current regulatory situation and possible future enforcement. Charlotte » Continue Reading.
A German CBD company claims it can’t sell 90% of its stock following action by local authorities, while others are said to be facing charges of involvement in the illegal drug trade
Irish retailers have complained that their small shops have been raided by police and CBD stocks seized – even though they are also expected to pay tax on the products
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources has confirmed that farmers and processors in the state cannot add CBD to food ingredients
This week’s round-up of regulatory news in the global CBD market includes updates from US federal authorities, Kansas, Massachusetts, New York City, Belgium, Germany and Italy
A group of British MPs is recommending that more trials and research are carried out into cannabis-based medical products (CBMPs), including those containing CBD
The Canadian government has taken a first step towards allowing health products containing CBD – and potentially other cannabinoids – without a prescription
Accurate and consistent CBD dosage will be vital for the industry as edible items become the biggest category of cannabinoid-derived products, experts predict
Smaller CBD stakeholders should not fear the entrance of big business into the market, according to one expert who explains how larger firms can help ease the regulatory path
UK authorities may take no action, and US multi-level marketing company HempWorx will not discipline its British affiliate sellers, over online posts making health claims
A round-up of the week’s relevant regulatory news in the global CBD market for CBD-Intel, with updates from the US, Canada, EU, Germany, Turkey and the United Nations
In this report we look at the state of Illinois and the new regulations that are set to come in to effect in the near future
US states and tribal territories have no right to stop the transportation of legal hemp that conforms with US Department of Agriculture (USDA) guidelines or was produced under the terms of the 2014 Farm Bill
A round-up of the week’s relevant regulatory news in the global CBD market for CBD-Intel, with updates from around the US, Belgium, France, Latvia, and Colombia
While cannabis and hemp are controlled substances in South Africa, most finished CBD products are probably legal without a licence – as long as they meet certain conditions
As regulations in China continue to evolve, we look at developments in the third Chinese province to consider new regulations for industrialised hemp
In a potentially serious blow to businesses and users in Sweden, CBD oil containing low levels of THC will be classed as a narcotic following a ruling by the Swedish Supreme Court
A murky legal situation and lack of government direction continue to hold back CBD in the UK and Europe, according to a keynote speaker at next month’s Europe CBD Expo in London
A landmark decision by South Africa’s now former health minister Aaron Motsoledi has legalised lower dosage CBD. But there’s a catch – the ruling only applies until May 2020
The number of French CBD shops reopening after facing legal action continues to rise, with at least seven shopkeepers acquitted of charges against them
The US FDA has confirmed its commitment to creating an alternative route to market for non-pharmaceutical CBD products such as foods and dietary supplements – eventually
A round-up of the week’s relevant regulatory news in the global CBD market for CBD-Intel
Canada is the centre for the world’s largest cannabis companies and has recently implemented a wide-ranging new regulatory environment for all cannabis products
Some European makers of CBD products have come up with a way to dodge requirements for novel foods – relabelling. But critics warn that could be risky
In this latest look at regulations in Germany, CBD-Intel details how German law and EU rules are governing the CBD market across the country
Continuing CBD-Intel’s ongoing series of concise reports on how CBD is regulated across the US, we consider the state of Pennsylvania
Ben & Jerry’s says it will introduce CBD ice cream to stores throughout the US as soon CBD is legal across the country
In our latest regulatory snapshot we look at the new rules that have been introduced in Peru
Sweden leads Europe in the number of CBD notifications submitted through the EU’s Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) portal
A meeting between the US FDA and members of the CBD industry provided the agency with plenty of information, but threw little light on the path it is likely to take
Italy’s Supreme Court has banned the sale of cannabis products with a THC level below 0.6%, though a further court decision is still expected.
As part of our ongoing series of concise reports on how CBD is regulated across the US, we look at Florida – where a new law is on the way
CBD continues to gain ground across sports in North America; with recent visibility in sports like rugby and baseball, and no general proscription against CBD use from the World Anti-Doping Code, it may be making headway into American football.
A round-up of the week’s relevant regulatory news in the global CBD market for CBD-Intel subscribers
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Sales of water infused with cannabidiol (CBD) have surged in the US, but a range of regulatory and other obstacles in Europe may tamp down its popularity among Europeans. Some producers in Europe have gone so far as to call CBD water a “scam” that offers consumers almost none of the promised benefits. CBD water is usually made using nanotechnology » Continue Reading.
Banking associations from all across the US have written to the Senate to advocate for a hearing on cannabis banking reform
CBD-Intel’s report on the regulatory status of CBD in Russia provides all you need to know about the present legal status of CBD, plus hemp cultivation and much more.
Catch up on the latest CBD business news with CBD-Intel’s weekly round-up of stories.
A round-up of the week’s relevant regulatory news in the global CBD market for CBD-Intel subscribers
Cannabinoid extracts require human intervention to change them from their natural state, a judge has ruled in a dispute that will help develop case law
Many parties taking part in the current European parliamentary elections would like to see more research on the effects of CBD before passing pro-CBD legislation
As part of our ongoing series of concise reports on how CBD is regulated across the United States, we look at North Carolina – where changes could be on the horizon
The US Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (ATTB) has said it will not approve the use of “hemp-CBD” in alcohol products
The first in a new weekly round-up from around the US brings you news from Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Maine, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, and Tennessee
The first in a new weekly round-up from around the world brings you news from India, Canada – and the International Space Station
The first in a new weekly round-up from around Europe brings you news from Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Lithuania and the EU