Four major trade organizations applauded the introduction of HR 8179, which would remove statutory impediments to CBD’s lawful use in dietary supplements, subjecting CBD to the same requirements in place for any new dietary ingredient. The Natural Products Association, on the other hand, is calling the bill a misstep.
Legislation proposed in the US House to clear a path for lawful cannabidiol use in dietary supplements received a warm welcome from at least four trade organizations that have been calling for regulatory clarity as the CBD product market grows.
The Hemp and Hemp-Derived CBD Consumer Protection and Market Stabilization Act of 2020, HR 8179, was introduced on 4...
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