France Bans CBD Edibles Under EU Food Safety Regulation from 1997

Ganjapreneur
By Graham AbbottMay 18, 2026, 10:15 am77 pts
The French General Directorate for Food (DGAL) has banned the sale of CBD-infused edibles starting May 15, AFP reports. Regulators announced the ban last month, posing it as stricter enforcement of a 1997 EU food safety regulation that requires special approval for novel foods. Previously, CBD-infused gummies,…

Read Article Share
Share Article
- email
- x.com
- facebook
- pocket
- reddit
- tumblr
- linkedin
- pinterest

Trending Today on NewsBudz

France Bans CBD Edibles Under EU Food Safety Regulation from 1997 77

Marijuana Can Play A Role In Combating Obesity, Contrary To Stereotypes About Lazy Stoners With The Munchies, New Federally Funded Study Suggests 54

Minnesota Lawmakers Pass Cannabis Bill Merging Medical & Adult-Use Supply Chains 53

About NewsBudz

NewsBudz is your go-to app for daily cannabis news, covering everything from medical marijuana breakthroughs to recreational cannabis trends and legalization updates.

Our platform aggregates content from over 30 top-tier cannabis news outlets to deliver a curated stream of the latest headlines, insights, and developments across the marijuana and hemp industries.

Whether you're interested in policy reform, health research, cannabis business, CBD, delta 9 products or lifestyle stories, NewsBudz keeps you informed and connected. Accessible on the web and mobile, NewsBudz makes it easy to explore, read, and share cannabis news anytime, anywhere.