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Etranje souse CBD: Si CBD an se souse soti nan yon plant "endistriyèl chanv" soti nan peyi letranje, epi li gen mwens pase 0.3% THC, li se Federal legal yo nan tout 50 eta dapre Indis la chanv. ka. Anplis de sa, se Clause a Sipremasi enplike ki gen rapò ak etranje chanv souse depi lwa yo leve soti nan ka Federal n ap deside pwoblèm solid nan lwa epi yo pa nan yon dispozisyon finansman, fè pwodwi sa yo CBD legal anba lwa eta a, tou. Sa a se pi gwo metòd legal la pa ki CBD machann yo kapab vann CBD tout peyi a. (Bon jan kalite a nan CBD etranje-souse ka gen plis difisil rann kont, pou asire w, men sa a yon pwoblèm totalman diferan soti nan estati legal la.)
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Foreign sourced CBD: If the CBD is sourced from an “industrial hemp” plant from abroad, and it contains less than 0.3% THC, it is Federally legal in all 50 states pursuant to the Hemp Indus. cases. Furthermore, the Supremacy Clause is implicated with respect to foreign sourced hemp since the laws arise out of Federal cases deciding substantive issues of law and not through a funding provision, making those CBD products legal under state law, too. This is the major legal method by which CBD merchants are able to sell CBD nationwide. (The quality of foreign-sourced CBD can be more difficult to ascertain, for sure, but that’s an entirely different issue from the legal status.)