USA
New York hemp regulations sets up strictly regulated cannabinoid market
Recent regulations in New York to govern hemp cultivation within State also create a regulatory framework specific to the trade in cannabinoid extracts and finished goods.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the measure into law last week. It requires hemp processors to obtain licenses and stipulates that they must grow hemp varieties with no more that 0.3% THC levels by dry weight, which conforms to the federal definition of industrial hemp as opposed to marijuana.
In addition, the law seeks to specifically regulate the trade in cannabinoid extracts and finished goods, requiring additional licenses, third party lab testing and other requirements that seem to go beyond what federal law mandates for the manufacture and sale of garden-variety dietary supplements.
Commenting to NutraIngredients-USA, Marc Ullman, of counsel with the firm Rivkin Radler, said: “It clearly contemplates a market in cannabinoids. The potential for a well-ordered marketplace appears to exist. We essentially have licensing provisions from farm to shelf, and there is a framework for the state to establish an intrastate market.”
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Europe
Poland adopts further vitamin and nutrient supplement limits
Poland’s Diet Supplement Council have added permitted levels for vitamins, minerals, caffeine and white mulberry preparations to their guidelines.
Levels for caffeine have been set at no more than 200 mg per serving.
Council also set maximum levels for pantothenic acid (Vitamin B5) at 10 mg per day, or 200 mg/day for other chemical forms of the vitamin such as calcium D-pantothenate, sodium D-pantothenate and dexapanthenol.
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