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Paradise, Doctor CBD, Join't Me, CBDFX, Tryp, Crazy Eats and Kanabi (CBD products)

COFEPRIS said CBD and hemp products under seven brands were not authorized for sale in Mexico (February 2025)

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According to López-Dóriga Digital, Feb 15, 2025 · Read the source · +1 more

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Summary

On February 15, 2025, Mexico's federal health regulator COFEPRIS warned the public about the sale of products made with CBD, hemp extract or hemp oil under the brands Paradise, Doctor CBD, Join't Me, CBDFX, Tryp, Crazy Eats and Kanabi, according to López-Dóriga Digital's report of the alert. COFEPRIS said the products were not authorized for marketing, that the origin of their ingredients and their manufacturing conditions were unknown, and that displaying any authorization was meant to mislead consumers. It said they were sold through websites, online marketplaces, social media, self-service stores and independent distributors. Citing articles 234, 235, 245 and 247 of the General Health Law, COFEPRIS said CBD, hemp extract and THC may not be used in foods, supplements, cosmetics or drinks, and advised the public to avoid buying these brands. The alert concerns sale in Mexico; it is not a finding about these brands' legal status elsewhere.

What the source found

  • COFEPRIS said the products of the seven brands were not authorized for commercial sale in Mexico.
  • It said the origin of the ingredients and the manufacturing conditions were unknown.
  • It said the brands have no authorization or evaluation, and that showing one aims to mislead consumers.
  • It said the products may not be sold by any channel, shipped by courier, or advertised online in Mexico.

Products named

  • CBD products
  • hemp extract products
  • hemp oil products

Timeline

  1. COFEPRIS public alert naming the seven brands

Sources

  1. News
  2. Regulator

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Status notes

Source is López-Dóriga's report embedding COFEPRIS's X post (t.co link from the embed; the gob.mx alert page was not retrieved). Brand spellings as in the alert. CBDFX is an international brand legally sold in other markets; the alert concerns Mexico only — wording kept neutral. Editor: consider linking the COFEPRIS alert on gob.mx if accessible.

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