Author: Shannon O'Sullivan

As the wellness movement continues to gain traction, CBD oil stands out as a prominent natural supplement, particularly in European countries like Greece. In Greece,

CBD oil has been making waves across Europe. With the continent’s growing interest in holistic health and natural remedies, it comes as no surprise that

In the heart of Eastern Europe, Romania’s evolving stance on CBD oil mirrors the global shift towards recognizing the potential benefits of this hemp derivative.

CBD oil is surging in popularity across Europe, and Bulgaria is no exception. This hemp-based supplement, known for its potential health benefits without the psychoactive

CBD (Cannabidiol) is one of many compounds found in cannabis plants. Not to be confused with THC, which can alter mind states, CBD is all

CBD oil has carved a niche for itself in the wellness sector, and Belgium isn’t left out of this growing trend. A sought-after natural supplement,

In the heart of Europe, the Netherlands is carving a unique space for CBD oil, drawing both locals and tourists alike. As the demand for

The European Union has very stringent rules regarding the legalisation of cannabis and its derived products in 2019. While individual EU nations do need to meet certain EU regulations when growing, processing and selling cannabis products; respective governments can make their own decisions regarding the legal status of cannabis and CBD products in their countries.

France is the largest producer of Hemp in Europe. Hemp is legal in France since it has much less THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) than marijuana. It is legal if it is grown for the industrial use of its fibres. The government’s anti-drug mission introduced strict rules against CBD oil in France in 2018 and banned any traces of THC in CBD oil.