The longer the US lacks a federal regulation for lawful use of hemp-derived ingredients in dietary supplements and other consumables, the wider the variety of state regulations about the substances will grow and the more difficult the industry’s compliance will become.
Hemp Regulation Flags Raised By States Wave Tougher Compliance Cloud Over Industry
Without FDA regulatory pathway for hemp’s lawful use in supplements and food, some states are imposing more-stringent regulations while others allow sales of intoxicating ingredients not considered controlled substances as hemp derivatives.
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