Legislating CBD As Lawful Supplement Ingredient: A Threatening Precedent For US Industry?
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Hemp and Hemp-Derived CBD Consumer Protection and Market Stabilization Act introduced in House isn’t supported by key Democrat and Republican leaders in both chambers partly because of regulatory precedent it proposes, says lobbyist NPA Steve Northrup.
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