CBD remains strictly prohibited in food products in Belgium
The Federal Public Service (FPS) Public Health recently reiterated an important rule regarding the consumption of CBD. In Belgium, as in the rest of the European Union, the addition of cannabidiol (CBD) to foodstuffs is strictly prohibited.
This ban applies to all food products and nutritional supplements that contain CBD-based ingredients. According to health authorities, no authorization has been granted to market these substances in the food sector. Products containing them cannot, therefore, be legally sold in Belgian stores.
Authorities emphasize that this decision is motivated by public health concerns. To date, the long-term effects of regular CBD consumption through food are not yet fully known. As a precautionary measure, experts prefer to limit access to these products in this specific form.
Belgian consumers are advised to remain vigilant when making purchases. If you find food products containing CBD, be aware that they do not comply with current regulations. The authorities continue to monitor the market to ensure the safety of citizens and compliance with European standards.