Over the past four years, one question has repeatedly surfaced within the UK hemp and CBD industry: how did certain CBD products, including those linked to Pureis, come to be included on the Food Standards Agency CBD Public List despite clear requirements that products had to be on the market before 13 February 2020? This article examines the evidence, correspondence, FOI disclosures, and complaint files surrounding that question.

When a fixed regulatory deadline meets withheld evidence and shifting interpretations, questions follow. This open letter examines how the UK Food Standards Agency has applied its CBD novel foods rules—and whether those decisions can be properly scrutinised.

It's time to whistleblow against the FSA on behalf of the Hemp and CBD industry, there is blatantly a level of corruption that needs to be e

For the last week now, The Hemp Hound Agency has been running a poll to determine how companies are feeling in regards to CBD Novel...

A 'call to arms' to the UK Hemp and CBD industry, from The Hemp Hound Agency Far be it for me to jump in with quotes from Winston...

From The Hemp Hound Agency Rules for thee, but not for me - How many times in the last few years have you come across this saying? Well...

The 31st of March was the day that CBD company owners have been waiting a whole year for, 'the' updating of the Novel Foods list.