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European regulators say they are willing to accept the h**p industry’s joint application efforts to demonstrate CBD safety in foods – but they have some words of caution about what collaborations will be acceptable.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has indicated to H**p Industry Daily that it will review applications that result from efforts by two European industry associations aiming to clear the EU bar for approving the sale of over-the-counter CBD products.

The collaboration efforts of European h**p groups come as CBD manufacturers have been grappling with the inclusion of cannabinoids under the EU Novel Food Catalogue.

CBD’s novel-food designation, announced in January of 2019, means that many over-the-counter cannabidiol products must first win approval from the bloc’s authorities before they can be marketed.

By Monica Raymunt (h**pindustrydaily)

Australian health authorities are considering a new scheduling status for CBD, potentially making it available over the counter in low doses as early as this year.🤩😀🙉🦘
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