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Grocery Manufacturers Association survey reveals consumers don’t understand regulatory environment.
The market for cannabidiol (CBD) products is booming but new research by the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) shows that consumers are confused about what CBD is, what it does and whether CBD products are safe.
What’s more, with one in three Americans using CBD, the overwhelming majority (76 percent) assumes CBD products are subject to federal regulations and safety oversight when, in fact, no such regulations exist.