Is FDA capable of regulating hemp CBD? – podcast
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration was built to support the pharmaceutical industry. It's always had a contentious relationship with dietary supplements—and as for cannabis? Please.
Natural Products INSIDER · Is the FDA capable of regulating hemp CBD? – podcast
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is set up to assess and approve single synthetic chemical constituent pharmaceutical drugs—drug, after all, is its middle name. But food is its first name, yet the agency has a great deal of difficulty regulating dietary supplements, in particular botanicals with many different active phytochemicals in a plant, and especially hemp CBD with one ingredient in particular, THC, being a controlled substance! So it’s a challenging scenario all the way around, from the regulators to the would-be regulated. Natural Products Insider senior editor Todd Runestad digs into these important—and vexing—issues with Duffy MacKay, senior vice president of scientific and regulatory affairs for CV Sciences, a pioneering and leading brand known for its PlusCBD Oil line. Tune in and listen to the pair discuss some provocative issues, including:
What does regulatory compliance look like to a hemp CBD company?
As a longtime supplements veteran with Nordic Naturals and the Council for Responsible Nutrition, what else can MacKay tell us that looks different in the hemp CBD world compared to the larger dietary supplements business?
Crystal ball question: What do ultimate hemp CBD regulations might look like? Pharma only? Food allowed? Upper safe limits established? No isolate?
MacKay will be leading a discussion with many of the hemp CBD industry’s leading legal minds, in a webinar, “Legal, regulatory and market forces shaping the hemp CBD industry,” Thursday, July 2, from 2-3pm Eastern time, 11-12 Pacific. To register for this free event, CLICK HERE.
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