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Legal regulations on CBD

 You are required to CHOOSE YOUR LOOT BOX wisely as we can not be held responsible for any customs or other legal country specific laws. The below list is not exhaustive and has been created purely as a guidance. Please contact your local authorities to be sure that the information is correct. We recommend in the event it is unclear that you choose CLASSIC LOOT BOX - (this LOOT BOX will not have any CBD products but will be compensated with other BANDIT products). In most of these countries, the recreational possession and use of marijuana is prohibited under penalty. However, each of them has its own internal legal regulations concerning CBD. According to the law, CBD products are legal, depending on THC content. CBD products can be used in:

• Poland – THC < 0.2%, 
• Germany – THC < 0.2%, 
• Austria – THC <0.3%,
• The Netherlands – THC < 0.05%, above this limit it is a pharmaceutical product, 
• France – THC < 0.00%, 
• Belgium – THC < 0.2% – prescription required, 
• UK – THC < 0.2%, but only as a dietary supplement, 
• Northern Ireland – THC < 0.2%, 
• Southern Ireland – THC 0.00%, 
• Iceland – no legal regulations concerning CBD, but a very strict marijuana law, 
•  Spain – THC < 0.2%, for external use only, 
• Portugal – on prescription, 
• Luxembourg – THC < 0.2%, 
• Switzerland – THC < 1%, 
• Greece and North Macedonia – THC < 0.2%, 
• Czech Republic – THC < 1%, 
• Hungary – THC < 0.2%, 
• Malta – legal marihuana for personal use 
• Georgia – THC 0.00%, 
• Cyprus – THC < 0.3%,
•  Romania – THC < 0.2%, for medical use only 
• Slovenia – THC < 0.2%, • S
• lovakia – illegal in any form
• Italy – THC < 0.6%, 
• Croatia – THC < 0.2%,
• Bulgaria – THC < 0.2%, 
• Norway – THC 0.00%, 
• Sweden – THC 0.00%, 
• Denmark – THC < 0.2%, prescription required,
• Finland – THC < 0.2%, prescription required, 
• Estonia – THC < 0.2%, 
• Lithuania – true hemp cultivation is legal, but the status of CBD products is very unclear, 
•  Latvia – THC<0,2% 
• USA - varies from State to State
• Mexico – THC < 1%, works on full legalization of marijuana are underway, •
• Argentina – THC < 1%,
• Brazil – THC < 0.2%, 
• Chile – THC < 1%,
• Peru – THC < 1%, 
• Costa Rica – unclear, 
• Uruguay – THC < 1% (banned for foreigners),
• Guatemala – illegal 
• South Africa – THC < 0.2% (illegal in other African countries), 
• Virgin Islands – THC < 1%, 
• Australia – THC < 0.05%, 
• New Zealand – prescription required, 
• Israel – THC 0.00%; very unclear status, may entail consequences,
• Turkey – THC 0.00%; very unclear status, may entail consequences,
• Egypt – THC 0.00%; very unclear status, may entail consequences, 
• Hong Kong – THC 0.00% (no possibility to export it), 
• Japan – THC 0.00%,
• China – unclear, 
• South Korea – only on medical order and under clinical conditions, 
• India – unclear, 
• Belize – THC < 1%, 
• Thailand – THC < 0.02%
• Belarus – illegal 
• Russia – cultivation is legal, CBD products are illegal 
• Ukraine – THC 0.00%.

The Netherlands has long been one of the most liberal countries. Both CBD and THC are legal here. Free CBD products must not exceed a THC concentration of 0.05%, above this level they are treated as medicines and must not be sold outside of strictly defined locations. In Belgium, however, these products are only available on prescription. In Norway, CBD is only legal if THC content is 0%. In June 2019, Sweden announced that THC concentration above 0.00% in CBD products qualifies them as drugs, placing this country’s legal system among the most restrictive ones in this respect. In Ireland, CBD production is legal when the product’s THC content is below 0.2%, but only CBD products with no THC content can be consumed. Italian law is variable in this matter. It oscillates between penalisation and decriminalisation, but the current government has again agreed to legalize CBD products with THC content below 0.6%. Thus, the Italian government has shown one of the more liberal attitudes. Under an EU regulation of 1997, the term “novel food” has been introduced, which means that this category includes products which were not present on the food market before 15 May 1997, and marketing them is possible after obtaining permission from the European Commission. Under Regulation 2015/2283, extracts from fibre hemp (i.e. those containing higher than natural CBD concentrations) are classified as novel foods. In Poland, the CBD issues are regulated by the Act on Counteracting Drug Addiction of 29 July 2005 and the Act on the Reimbursement of Medicines, Foodstuffs for Special Nutritional Purposes and Medical Devices of 12 May 2011, as well as the Information of the Chief Sanitary Inspector of 23 November 2018. The European hemp industry and the associated countries cooperate within the framework of EIHA – European Industrial Hemp Association. Australia, Cannabis products are not permitted to be imported using the personal importation scheme because they contain a substance which is prohibited under the Customs Act 1901. Only licensed sponsors can import cannabis products for medicinal purposes. In Australia, CBD products must not contain more than 0.05% THC and they qualify as special medical purpose products and an order by an authorised doctor is required. USA - https://www.healthcanal.com/is-cbd-legal-state - great website that will guide US buyers with State by State regulations explained New Zealand removed CBD from the list of drugs as early as in the 1980s, but importing it requires a prescription from a doctor. Israel, as a world leader in CBD research and education, began decriminalizing true hemp substances in 2017, with a special focus on medical marijuana. However, the conflict between the Israeli Ministry of Health and the Police Department puts the CBD issue in question – the law turns to a liberal approach. An intriguing issue is the recreational use of marijuana, because as long as a person does not violate the “public image”, law enforcement agencies do not take action. Asian countries such as Japan, South Korea or Singapore, are among the ones with the most restrictive attitude towards CBD. Thailand is one of the few countries to have legalised CBD in some of its provinces. The status of CBD and THC in India is unclear, as hemp is considered sacred plants of the god Shiva there and it is ritually burned for religious purposes. Hong Kong has also legalised CBD, but has banned the export of any products containing THC. CBD per se is only legal with THC content of 0.00%. The most flexible of CBD laws are in force in South American countries. BANDITS NFT - DISCLAIMER The European regulations are clear, and each country determines its own laws in this respect. All OTHER countries - DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK - BUY RESPONSIBLY WE TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY AND ARE NOT LIABLE FOR THE IMPORT DUTY/TAXES, EXTRA DECLARATIONS, CUSTOMS CLEARANCE, ANY ADDED COSTS INCURRED BY YOUR HOME COUNTRY. We will not enter into any dispute, legal or otherwise for stakeholders who did not follow the laws and regulations of the import country. 
When staking a BANDIT for the exchange of a LOOT BOX you agree to take full and total responsibility for all legal consequences. All stakeholders for the CBD LOOT BOX must be 18+ or older if your home country stipulates you to be for the consumption/use of CBD products. We do have CLASSIC CBD LOOT BOXES for under 18 or non interest in CBD products. All country CBD % listed are to be used as a reference only and confirmation should be obtained from your local drug import agency in the event these percentages have changed at time of staking. 
This list is not exhaustive and not updated daily and is intended for guidance purposes only.