Standard JavaScript regular expressions to match from tag

I am trying to pull below 3 values from tag of dynatrace with regex and tried :

} else {

                    //Regex to find CFU, Environment & Snowappid from tags
                    var add_info_parser = JSON.parse(requestBody);
                    var regex_match = new RegExp(/^(?=.*Environment:\s*(\w+))(?=.*CFU:\s*(\w+))(?=.*SnowAppID:\s*(\w+)).*/igm);
                    var tags = add_info_parser.Tags;
                    gs.info("Dynatarce before regex match" + tags);
                    regex_match = regex_match.exec(tags);
                    gs.info("Dynatrace regex value" + regex_match);
                    appIdTag = regex_match[3].toString();
                    environmentTag = regex_match[1].toString();
                    var CFU_value = regex_match[2].toString().toLowerCase();
                    if (cfuOverride.indexOf(CFU_value) > -1) {
                        overrideBinding = true;
                    }

unfortunately not worked.

Can anybody help with Standard JavaScript regular expressions to match from below tags:

SnowAppID:APP12130
Environment: PROD
CFU: Consumer

From this line. I need to use push connector which run on javascript.

"EnterpriseCloud, Environment:PROD, Data Centre:London, ServiceNow-Integrated:True, CFU:Consumer, SnowAppID:APP12130, Application:KCIM"

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