The content of CBD and THC in allowed food categories should be less than the maximum limit specified by Thai authority. Dietary supplements containing hemp seed should also label “This product is prohibited for children, pregnant and lactating women; Allergy sufferers should be aware that this product contains CBD and THC”.
As what ChemLinked has reported previously that Thai FDA permits the use of non-additive parts of Cannabis in foods, the Ministry of Public Health now released the corresponding notice, specifying the quality requirements and standards for foods that contain hemp seed.
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