This report will facilitate the early identification and knowledge of regulatory requirements in each of the countries analysed, which will allow you to ensure timely implementation of prompt actions and processes that are – or could be – required by each country’s law.
Familiarise yourself with each countries’ interpretation of the EU Novel Food Catalogue and find out where the use of CBD in food is permitted and prohibited.
1 Introduction
2 Europe
2.1 Countries in the EU
2.2. EU Novel Food Regulation for edibles that contain cannabinoids
2.3 What is ‘food’?
2.4 When are novel foods ‘novel’?
2.5 The Novel Food Catalogue
2.6 Authorisation process
2.7 Relevant legislation
3 Africa / Asia / Australasia
4 The Americas
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CBD as a Novel Food: the future for edibles in Europe
This new CBD-Intel report examines key aspects and drivers of the edibles market itself before looking in detail at the Novel Food regulations, both at EU level and in non-EU markets: notably the UK, as well as Switzerland and Norway.
Questions it considers and answers include whether CBD really is novel, whether approvals are likely to be generic or applicant-specific, how the Novel Food Catalogue and RASFF operate, and the costs of Novel Food applications.
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