CBD Market Survival-Of-Fittest Looms With FDA Regulation, Industry Standards
Executive Summary
Number of hemp and CBD supplement marketers will shrink as passage of farm bill leads to industry certification as well as FDA enforcement. Firms practicing transparency are most likely to survive in a few years.
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