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Ever since the advent of legal cannabis product commercialization, companies developing and producing these infused foods and beverages have sought viable equipment to help them create consistent, high-quality products.
When establishing a cannabis business in a state that has passed medical and/or recreational cannabis legislation, or expanding an existing business to operate in that industry, business owners and investors need assurances of financial security and protection.
The current disparity between state and federal law regarding businesses engaged in the cannabis-infused food and beverage industry presents a number of challenges.
The 2018 Farm Bill cleared the pathway for legal cultivation of industrial hemp in the U.S. Botanically, non-psychoactive industrial hemp and psychoactive cannabis are identical, classified as Cannabis sativa.
While much of the fast-emerging legal cannabis industry has focused its attention on cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), several other cannabinoids have strong potential to play a significant role in development of legal cannabis foods and beverages in the coming months and years.
Cannabis food and beverage companies already have a comprehensive body of regulatory guidelines to help set themselves up for long-term success in this industry?but often with some tailored guidance specific to the unique properties of working with cannabis.
Just a little over one year from launching this publication, we are taking things to the next level with a unique event designed to fill gaps in the cannabis food and beverage industry.
The legal cannabis market is the hottest industry in the U.S. By 2023, Brightfield Group estimates that the total U.S. market will reach $22.7 billion, with a CAGR of 20 percent from 2019 to 2023.