CBD is not a controlled drug in Taiwan, but the growing of cannabis plants for any purposes including the extraction of CBD is prohibited by the Narcotics Hazard Prevention Act. While this is the case, CBD finished products can be legally sold in Taiwan as long as the specific product does not claim to have therapeutic properties. This report provides a comprehensive overview of the current regulatory regime for CBD in Taiwan, covering everything from extracts and finished products, to import/export laws and medicinal cannabis.
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Europe’s still asking questions about novel food submission
A year and eight months after Cibdol submitted its novel food application for EU authorisation of synthetically produced CBD, the Swiss company is still fielding questions from the European Food Safety Authority (ESFA)
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