Unlisted CBD Products Could Soon Be Removed From UK Shelves, Says FSA
Executive Summary
The Food Standards Agency's list of validated and on-hold CBD products will soon see a significant update, says CEO Emily Miles. Those not on the list will be targeted for removal.
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