Kiva Confections marks 10 years with launch of Lost Farm for experienced cannabis consumers.
August 26, 2021
Kiva Confections has much to celebrate. It marked its 10th anniversary in 2020 and launched Lost Farm, its newest brand for experienced cannabis consumers. With a move to a spacious production facility ahead, Kiva Confections is looking to the next decade and beyond.
Long loved for their taste and popularity, confectionery applications are a favored delivery vehicle for functional ingredients—and cannabinoids are no exception.
While there's no shortage of cannabis-infused beverages on the dispensary and mainstream retail market, infused beers—an area that poses a higher level of complexity compared to some other product formats—comprise a small segment.
After a lot of experimentation and research, SoRSE Technology developed a water-soluble, clear CBD isolate that has an improved sensory experience, better homogeneity and accurate dosing.
For some consumers, low doses—lower than the traditional 10 mg tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving limit common to the industry—are enough to meet their needs, whether they’re exploring cannabis consumption, looking to responsibly enjoy a social occasion, or seeking other wellness benefits.
As cannabis-infused food and beverages gain popularity among consumers, manufacturers and brand owners face the challenge of consistently incorporating cannabis oils into their products.