FDA To Consider Regulatory Shift Making Cannabis Ingredients Officially Eligible For Use In Dietary Supplements
Executive Summary
FDA's prohibition against using ingredients derived from the cannabis plant in supplements and food isn't lifted by the farm bill President Trump signed on Dec. 20, but the agency recognizes sales of supplement and food products containing cannabidiol and other cannabis derivatives are exploding in the US.
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