Colombia stands on the verge of significant reforms that will directly impact the quality of life of its citizens. From ensuring the right to dignified and sufficient nutrition to regulating the consumption of cannabis for adult use, these initiatives aim to strengthen public health and the sustainability of the regulatory system. Discover the key aspects of these projects and their impact on the food, herbal products, and society sectors.

Dignified and Healthy Nutrition: A New Bill to Promote Proper Nutrition

Bill 306-24 seeks to guarantee the human right to adequate nutrition in Colombia by promoting access to safe, sufficient, and nutritious food, particularly in vulnerable communities.

New Invima Resolution for Food Labeling

Invima has proposed clear guidelines for the use of labels and stickers on food products, enabling manufacturers to better manage their inventories while complying with health regulations.

Permanent Health Registrations: Changes for Herbal Products

A draft decree establishes that health registrations for herbal products will become indefinite, provided that updated information is maintained and regular Invima inspections are passed.

Cannabis Regulation: Responsible Use and Health Resources

A proposed bill aims to regulate the consumption and sale of cannabis for adult use in Colombia, including restrictions on advertising, use in educational settings, and a focus on allocating tax revenue to education and health.