CBD Could Be Only Hemp Allowed For Use In Supplements In US, House Appropriators Suggest
Executive Summary
Appropriators’ comments provided with FY2023 FDA budget bill suggests agency will resolve dilemma of sales of hemp ingredients in non-drug products by making only CBD lawful.
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