A proposal made progress recently that would boost the US market for dietary supplements and other non-drug products containing hemp-derived cannabinoids. It’s not from the Food and Drug Administration.
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As FDA continues deeming hemp-derived cannabinoids unlawful for use as dietary ingredients while allowing sales under a de facto enforcement discretion, the House passes legislation including language to legalize interstate transportation of the ingredients and products containing them.
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