California On Verge On Legalizing CBD-Containing Cosmetics Along With Dietary Supplements, Foods
Executive Summary
In January, the California Department of Public Health quietly added cosmetics to the list of products deemed adulterated if they contain cannabidiol or other hemp-derived substances, along with food products and dietary supplements. All that will change if/when Gov. Gavin Newsom signs AB-45.
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