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FDA’s new CBD report is a recipe for Congressional action

Regulatory agency is intent on slow-walking the process to formally approve hemp CBD products

Todd Runestad

March 11, 2020

5 Min Read
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The Hemp Roundtable is calling for Congress to co-sponsor H.R. 5587, which would allow FDA-regulated, hemp-derived CBD to be marketed in supplements and as food and beverage additives.MysteryShot/iStock/Getty Images Plus

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