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The regulatory agency has recently come under fire for failing to enact regulations regarding CBD and other hemp-derived products. In a recent interview with the U.S. Hemp Roundtable, Rep. James Comer (R-KY), the new chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, announced he would be opening an investigation of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s handling of its regulatory jurisdiction of CBD and other hemp-derived products. According to multiple news outlets , Comer has said he will bring FDA Commissioner Robert Califf and other high-ranking FDA officials before the committee to answer for the agency’s lack of action concerning implementing regulations for hemp-derived products like CBD. In addition, Comer, who helped pass the 2018 Farm Bill, which made hemp and hemp products legal once again at the federal level, is also seeking answers as to why the FDA has let other areas of its jurisdiction lapse from a regulatory perspective as well.        ...

There is a new and somewhat unexpected trend in the cannabis industry - selling seeds directly to consumers. As first reported by mjbizdaily , marijuana companies have begun selling seeds to their customers for home cultivation thanks to a change in federal policy. At first glance, this may seem like an illogical and unwise business move for cannabis companies. However, for many of those businesses, selling seeds could turn out to be a highly profitable business move. Others view it as a means to develop strong brand loyalty and share successful plant genetics. One of those innovative entrepreneurs is ​​Carl Giannone, co-founder of Trade Roots, a marijuana company based in Wareham, Massachusetts. He recently began selling seeds directly to consumers for the same reason a farmer might sell fruit and vegetable seeds to customers at a farmers' market. He says, "Everybody who's got a home garden during the spring and summer grows tomatoes. But 98% of the tomatoes they buy are ...

The regulatory agency announced that it would be handing the headache of regulating the CBD industry off to Congress, citing insufficient safety standards. As reported by numerous media outlets , the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a statement on Thursday announcing that it would no longer be regulating products containing the hemp-derived cannabinoid CBD. In that statement, the agency said there needs to be more information about the safety of CBD products to properly regulate them as foods or supplements under the FDA's current structure. In a statement, FDA Deputy Commissioner Janet Woodcock said, "A new regulatory pathway would benefit consumers by providing safeguards and oversight to manage and minimize risks related to CBD products." "A new regulatory pathway would benefit consumers by providing safeguards and oversight to manage and minimize risks related to CBD products." - FDA Deputy Commissioner Janet Woodcock The announcement c...

Same Day Delivery in Minneapolis is free. We have Delta 9 THC, and Delta 8 products for delivery in Minneapolis. This location is no longer offering instore visits due to the past unrest and safety of the area.  If you’re new to the world of CBD, Delta 8, Delta 9 in Minneapolis, you’re probably wondering what the hype is about. CBD is basically a chemical compound extracted from the hemp plant or Cannabis sativa plant. It’s different from marijuana as it only contains trace amounts of psychoactive substances that make you high. Thus, hemp-derived CBD oil doesn’t mess with your brain nor does it have addictive effects. ​ In Minneapolis, the market for CBD oil and CBD products is booming, thanks to all the health benefits of using CBD. Before we go into the details of its benefits, let first get to know a bit about the city of Minneapolis. ​ Minneapolis City ​ Minneapolis is the most densely populated city in Minnesota. It’s is known for its lakes, high-rise buildings, and vibrant ni...