Class Action Lawsuit Brought Against CBD Company for Deceptive Advertising
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Just a week after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated that it could not give CBD a “generally recognized as safe” designation, a proposed class action has been filed against a CBD company in California. The complaint alleges that Infinite Product Co.’s CBD products are misleadingly labeled and illegal to sell because they use CBD as an additive to food and topical cream products in violation of federal law. The “generally recognized as safe” designation allows a substance to be used as a food additive without going through the FDA’s approval process. Currently, there is no federal regulation that allows the use of CBD as a food additive. This proposed class action could be the first of many against CBD companies offering consumer products and food containing CBD as an additive, and may provide further impetus to the FDA to provide more guidance related to CBD products.
Labels:
CBD,
CBD products,
consumer products,
FDA,
federal law,
food additives,
labeling,
topicals
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