Confidentiality For Proprietary Information Drives FDA Plan To Generate More CBD Safety Data
Executive Summary
In report to Congress about determining an enforcement discretion policy for CBD-containing non-drug products, FDA described challenges it faces, largely unique in its history, in determining whether hemp-derived ingredients are safe in food, supplements and other products that already are “sold increasingly widely."
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