The CBD category sprung up from grassroots consumer exuberance about the promise and potential—real or rumored—the products may have in the areas of health, wellness and beauty care. And suppliers of CBD products are poised and ready to satisfy all those curiosities. Retailers have recognized the demand and stepped up as competitors to more traditional online and dispensary shops.
How are each working to fulfill this new produce niche?
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The State of CBD in Retail in 2022
Consumer data reveals new opportunities and prime segments for focus
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Hemp Labs, Retailer Call for CBD Standardized Testing
Want industry reform, transparency to hold brands and companies accountable for products
Grocery News
Wegmans to start carrying cbdMD CBD products
The launch includes five cbdMD SKUs available at the grocery retailer’s various locations across the East Coast.
Charlotte's Web signs distribution agreement with Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits
The CBD manufacturer's gummies, capsules and oil tinctures, will be available through Southern Glazer's retail customer network.
Brewpoint Coffee Announces Launch of CBD-Infused Coffees
Available near Chicago and for nationwide shipping, the CBD-infused coffees, with minimal THC, help smooth out jitters from too much caffeine, the company said.
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Restaurants feel the heat over CBD-infused menu items
The federal government has promised to provide some clarity, but restaurants likely run a risk in the meantime if they use the cannabis derivative as an ingredient.
4 restaurant chains cooking up 4/20 specials
Cannabis fans can celebrate the day with themed menu items at limited-service spots.
FDA plans to reconsider the rules for using CBD as an ingredient
A change in rules or the regulatory process could clear the way for restaurants to add the cannabis derivative without fear of breaking the law.
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CBD By the numbers
Research News
Over 50% of CBD users are Baby Boomers and Gen X-ers, new data reveals
Older generations are turning to CBD products as an alternative to traditional medicine, the study found.
Talking Trends: The Future of Hemp and Cannabis
Here’s why CBD products are still taking shape in convenience stores
Hemp Labs, Retailer Call for CBD Standardized Testing
Want industry reform, transparency to hold brands and companies accountable for products
A Breakdown
of CBD Laws
Regulatory outlook remains gray due to FDA uncertainty and mixed enforcement messages
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