In November 2020, the European Court of Justice published a judgement stating that cannabidiol extracted from the cannabis plant should not be considered a drug under the 1961 United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.

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Examining the legality of these measures that restricted the free movement of goods within the EU, the court also stated that CBD extracted from cannabis was not a drug within the meaning of the 1961 Convention; and that the EU industrial hemp regulations were not applicable to the CBD extract, as it is not an agricultural product within those regulations’ definitions.

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This means it is now legal to import US extracts below 0.2% THC, as example remediated crude or isolates, for further manufacturing. CBD extracts do not have to be from EU hempseed genetics since CBD extracts are not falling under EU hemp regulations.