European manufacturers have been calling for clear regulations for years to give businesses more freedom. | Agri.BG
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The European Commission presented a proposal on August 21 to recognize hemp flower as an agricultural crop – a move that could prove historic for the sector. If approved, the decision will allow hemp farmers to benefit from subsidies and grants under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), as well as to receive better export conditions within and outside the EU, writes businessofcannabis.com. Hemp, which has applications in the textile, food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical industries, has so far been in a gray area due to associations with cannabis. European producers have been advocating for clear regulation to untie the hands of the business ...
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