It may be true that hemp-derived CBD is now federally legal, but the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has yet to update its policies and regulations on the consumption of CBD in food. This may make it a bit complicated to navigate the murky waters with such grey...
After decades of social activism and lobbying, hemp-derived CBD products have finally earned a legal federal status. DEA schedules CBD as a Schedule V Drug, meaning they have the lowest potential for drug abuse compared to all over scheduled drugs. This adjustment may...
While the federal government squabbled over the specifics of CBD-related law there was a notorious lock down across the nation on companies selling CBD. This could have, rightfully so, caused a little alarm and made you wonder whether CBD possession is, in fact,...
Customers can sue CBD companies for alleged defective, dangerous, or mislabeled products including Proposition 65 violations. That includes selling your customers a product that makes them sick, exposing them to THC or other cannabinoids not as marketed, and making...
The FDA is currently creating a framework for CBD product regulation. As of now, the industry is under-regulated and the FDA does not have the proper rules and regulations set in place. Currently, they do random testing and random checks on medical claims being made....
The FDA is currently working on the framework for CBD industry regulations. The industry is currently under-regulated and there are no laws or regulations regarding the FDA needing to test your CBD products before you’re able to sell them. While the FDA does not need...
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