RE:Cbd can be sold read the facts troll Tell me again how selling CBD withought a license is legal? lol
How we regulate CBD in Canada
CBD is a controlled substance under United Nations drug control conventions. Consistent with the controlled status of CBD internationally, CBD is a controlled substance in Canada and other jurisdictions.
As a result, CBD and products containing CBD are subject to all of the rules and requirements that apply to cannabis under the Cannabis Act and its regulations. This includes CBD derived from industrial hemp plants, as well as CBD derived from other varieties of cannabis.
Under the Cannabis Act activities with phytocannabinoids (including CBD) remain illegal, unless authorized.
Before the Cannabis Act came into force, CBD was:
- regulated under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
- strictly controlled
It was not legal to produce, sell, import or export CBD unless authorized for medical or scientific purposes.
Under the Cannabis Act, CBD products remain strictly regulated and are only legal when sold in compliance with the Act and its regulations.
The Act and accompanying regulations place strict controls on cannabis:
- possession
- production
- distribution
- sale
Health Canada oversees the production of cannabis products. Health Canada is also responsible for overseeing the distribution and sale of:
- cannabis, including any CBD-containing cannabis products for medical purposes
The provinces and territories are responsible for determining how cannabis is distributed and sold within their jurisdictions.
They set rules around:
- how cannabis products can be sold
- where stores may be located
- how stores must be operated