Sweden: Market and legal data analysis of the cannabis sector

Chief research officer shares equation for success in developing next-gen products

Written by CannIntelligence | 23rd August 2024

Businesses that lead product innovation with what the consumer wants will be one step ahead when it comes to taking a next-generation product to market – particularly when making PMTAs in the US ...

The uncertain fate of IHDCs in Europe: could a general ban be on the horizon?

Written by Tiziana Cauli | 12th April 2024

In this part of a series of articles celebrating the tenth anniversary of Tamarind Intelligence, we look at how the landscape of intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids (IHDCs) across Europe has changed over the years ...

European Court of Human Rights medical cannabis case result sets no precedent

Written by CannIntelligence | 21st November 2022

A test case has demonstrated that the ECHR doesn’t consider access to cannabis to be a universal human right, and balancing a cannabis user’s human rights with public interest is best left to sovereign states...

Sweden's turn to the right may have shut down hopes of liberalisation on cannabis

Written by CannIntelligence | 15th November 2022

Sweden’s general election in September was not good news for cannabis advocates, with the new right-wing bloc minority government likely to take a highly restrictive view, while cannabinoids are not high on its agenda ...

Swiss CBD company takes issue with EFSA’s delay of novel food applications

Written by CannIntelligence | 1st August 2022

A Swiss CBD company has questioned the approach of European authorities in demanding further data in order to advance novel food applications, describing it as an issue that might signal the end of hemp-extracted cannabinoids...

Euro cross-party group to push for EU harmony on medicinal cannabis rules

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th July 2021

A new cross-party European parliamentary group wants to help patients across the European Union get better access to medical cannabis and advance the EU’s cannabis resolution of 2019 ...

Swedish court rules CBD does not make a product pharmaceutical

Written by CannIntelligence | 14th October 2019

A Swedish court has ruled that a product containing CBD for oral consumption cannot automatically be classified as a pharmaceutical, but that the legal status of each product must be assessed individually ...

CBD regulatory news in brief, 3rd - 9th September

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th September 2019

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem has explained why she continues to oppose hemp legalisation in the state; Flanders in Belgium is seeing enforcement action against CBD shops because of CBD oils and teas; Australian state...

Sweden’s Supreme Court rules any trace of THC makes CBD a narcotic

Written by CannIntelligence | 19th June 2019

In a potentially serious blow to businesses and users in Sweden, CBD oil containing low levels of THC will be classed as a narcotic following a ruling by the Swedish Supreme Court ...

Sweden tops European league for rapid alerts on CBD in food and feed

Written by CannIntelligence | 6th June 2019

Sweden leads Europe in the number of CBD notifications submitted through the EU’s Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) portal ...

Swedish firms rein in dietary sales and health claims until courts decide

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th April 2019

Several Swedish companies offering dietary supplements with CBD oil produced from industrial hemp have either stopped selling the products or significantly toned down promises of its health benefits ...

Status and future of CBD oil in Sweden is in the lap of the courts

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th March 2019

The future of CBD oil in Sweden is about to be decided as several cases inch their way through the country’s administrative courts ...

LATEST ALERTS

Chief research officer shares equation for success in developing next-gen products

Written by CannIntelligence | 23rd August 2024

The uncertain fate of IHDCs in Europe: could a general ban be on the horizon?

Written by Tiziana Cauli | 12th April 2024

European Court of Human Rights medical cannabis case result sets no precedent

Written by CannIntelligence | 21st November 2022

Sweden's turn to the right may have shut down hopes of liberalisation on cannabis

Written by CannIntelligence | 15th November 2022

Swiss CBD company takes issue with EFSA’s delay of novel food applications

Written by CannIntelligence | 1st August 2022

Euro cross-party group to push for EU harmony on medicinal cannabis rules

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th July 2021

Swedish court rules CBD does not make a product pharmaceutical

Written by CannIntelligence | 14th October 2019

CBD regulatory news in brief, 3rd - 9th September

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th September 2019

Sweden’s Supreme Court rules any trace of THC makes CBD a narcotic

Written by CannIntelligence | 19th June 2019

Sweden tops European league for rapid alerts on CBD in food and feed

Written by CannIntelligence | 6th June 2019

Swedish firms rein in dietary sales and health claims until courts decide

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th April 2019

Status and future of CBD oil in Sweden is in the lap of the courts

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th March 2019

Sign up to our newsletter

LATEST ALERTS

Written by CannIntelligence | 23rd August 2024

Written by Tiziana Cauli | 12th April 2024

Written by CannIntelligence | 21st November 2022

Written by CannIntelligence | 15th November 2022

Written by CannIntelligence | 1st August 2022

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th July 2021

Written by CannIntelligence | 14th October 2019

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th September 2019

Written by CannIntelligence | 19th June 2019

Written by CannIntelligence | 6th June 2019

Written by CannIntelligence | 9th April 2019

Written by CannIntelligence | 12th March 2019

Sign up to our newsletter

Start your FREE trial