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Chanelle McCoy, Cannaray First To Pass UK FSA’s CBD Safety Assessment
CBD products produced by Chanelle McCoy Health and Cannaray have been given the green light by the Food Standards Agency's Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes allowing them to progress to the final stages of the regulator's lengthy approval process. Meanwhile, the Home Office has changed its policy with regards to THC in CBD, in response to an action brought against it by Jersey Hemp, clearing another barrier to making the UK market compliant.
Supreme Court To Hear RICO Complaint Against CBD Firms As Hemp Regulation Remains AWOL
Litigation the court agreed to accept for its term beginning in October doesn’t allege CBD in a tincture purchased in 2012 contained an unlawful level of delta-9 THC but contained any THC at all. Also, FDA Commissioner Califf encourages Congress to authorize regulatory pathway for lawful use of CBD and other hemp ingredients in supplements and food.
Hemp Regulation Flags Raised By States Wave Tougher Compliance Cloud Over Industry
Without FDA regulatory pathway for hemp’s lawful use in supplements and food, some states are imposing more-stringent regulations while others allow sales of intoxicating ingredients not considered controlled substances as hemp derivatives.
Proliferation Of Intoxicating Hemp Ingredients Prompts Request For Federal Regulatory Pathway
US Cannabis Council says farm bill reauthorization is “key opportunity to tackle the national crisis caused by unregulated intoxicating hemp products” by limiting the variety of hemp derivatives which qualify as de-scheduled.
UK Proposes Accelerating Authorizations Of Novel Supplements Like CBD
UK Food Standards Agency proposes shaving a minimum of three months off novel food authorization procedure as part of wider plans to shake-up the process for products like CBD supplements.
CBD Among Novel Food Ingredients Targeted By EU Enforcement Authorities In Q1
Dietary supplements containing unsafe or unauthorized substances were reported to the European Commission by national regulators on around 60 occasions in the first quarter of 2024.
ASA Files: How Not To Advertise A CBD Food Supplement In The UK
A recent ASA ruling against UK firm Supreme CBD highlights the need to be transparent about influencer marketing, as well as to avoid making any medicinal claims for food supplements.
Industry Groups Put It In Writing: House Hearing Needed On FDA Hemp 'Regulation, Or Lack Thereof'
Hemp, supplement industry groups say Energy and Commerce hearing is needed on FDA’s “regulation, or lack thereof, of the rapidly growing hemp market.”
Holland & Barrett Wellness Trends For 2024: Nootropics, Menstrual Health, ‘New Wave Aging’
UK wellness consumers will be looking for brands that can help improve cognitive function and provide natural energy, support menstrual health and keep them healthy during the aging process in 2024, according to UK health food retailer Holland & Barrett.
EFSA Considering New CBD Toxicity Data While Clock-Stop Causes Industry ‘Economic Harm’
The European Food Safety Authority is evaluating new reproductive and developmental toxicity data published since it paused CBD novel food applications last year due to safety concerns, according to food law consultancy, Legal Foods.
Kicking The CBD Can? UK Gov Accepts 0.05mg THC Limit, But Legalization Still Long Way Away
The UK Home Office has accepted a suggested 0.05 mg per dose limit for controlled psychoactive substance tetrahydrocannabinol in consumer CBD products, including food supplements. However, remaining questions such as what constitutes a single dose of CBD, when UK manufacturers will be allowed to process raw cannabis, and what testing methods are needed to detect THC levels indicate that the road to compliance is still “long and winding,” argues Canna Consultants.
Unsafe Levels Of Heavy Metals In Supplements Concern EU Authorities In Q3
Dietary supplements containing unauthorized or unsafe substances, including heavy metals at excessive levels, were reported to the European Commission by national regulators on more than 40 occasions in the third quarter of 2023.
FSA Should Review 10mg CBD Daily Guideline Based On Latest Toxicology Data
The UK Food Standards Agency should review its recently published guidance recommending an acceptable daily intake (ADI) of 10mg cannabidiol for consumers, says food law expert Mark Tallon. Data in the public domain, such as that published by Tallon and colleague Robert Child shows that short-term consumption of CBD isolate is safe for adults at circa 100mg per day if applying the FSA’s assessment approach, he explains.
UK Health Food Chain Reinstates CBD Products After FSA-Related Review
The UK's largest health food chain Holland & Barrett has reinstated over 30 CBD products after initially removing them from shelves in response to the FSA's recommendation that consumers should only take 10mg CBD a day.
Get To Know: Linnea Brings Decades Of Drug Ingredient Experience To Pharma Cannabinoids
Swiss firm anticipates potential to enhance patient outcomes, reduce side effects and increase efficacy of cannabinoid-based treatments while answering unmet demand for cosmetic and skin-care products containing non-psychoactive cannabinoids.
10mg CBD Per Day – UK Food Regulator Sets ‘Provisional’ Acceptable Daily Limit
The UK Food Standards Agency has issued new advice aimed at consumers warning them not to take more than 10mg CBD per day, an acceptable daily intake level significantly lower than the agency's previous ADI of 70mg per day. However, CBD brand owners should not reformulate their products, Canna Consultants warns, as this would be a breach of FSA's conditions for remaining on the market.
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