Move intended to ensure CBD products ‘are safe and what they say they are’, says FSA’s chief executive
“Today we have taken the next step in our pragmatic approach to making sure CBD products are safe and what they say they are,” said Emily Miles, the FSA chief executive. “If a product is not on the list, it should be removed from sale because it is not attached to a credible application to us for market authorisation.”
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