NJ Senators Tell Congress 'Complicated Legal Framework' Hurts CBD Firms
Executive Summary
NJ senators say although FDA deems dietary ingredients and food additives with CBD as unlawful, in the past three years more than 1,500 CBD products have come to market “without a clear approach for regulation or any plan from the FDA to balance consumer access and protect consumer health.”
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