
B3 Labs receives Novel Foods accreditation
The Manchester-based company has had its product portfolio added to the UK’s public list of CBD products.

The Manchester-based company has had its product portfolio added to the UK’s public list of CBD products.

The CBD stockist has described the development as a milestone for the company.

Although applications have been put on hold, the EFSA has stated that it has not yet not concluded that CBD is unsafe as a food product.

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Products that appear on the list exceed new THC level recommendations from ACMD.

The company now manufactures 9 per cent of all CBD food supplements legal to sell in the UK.

Publication of the list is “first step to a better regulated industry”.

The development has been described as both a “milestone” and a “monumental waste of time and money”.

The FSA has seen hold-ups due to the volume of CBD Novel Foods applications.

NEWLY published data from the UK Food Standards Agency show that a further 89 applications have been approved for the

A dossier to register the extract as a novel food in the UK has been validated.

IN order to avoid a situation where hempseed chocolate bars are sold as ‘body scrub’ regulators need to develop a

The list will be published by the Association of the Cannabinoid Industry.

UK Compliant THC and CBN Free CBD distillate and isolate will be supplied under the agreement.

The public list is not due to be released until next year which has left brands in limbo waiting to see what the industry will be like in 2022.

THE UK Government signalled its intent to support the country’s burgeoning CBD sector in January this year. In a letter to

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