With CBD Products Unlawful, FDA Enforcement Policy Guidance Has No Economic Significance
Executive Summary
As draft guidance receives OMB review, FDA’s determination of no economic significance reflects its official position that the thousands of supplements, food and personal care products containing CBDs available in the US are unlawful.
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