Chanelle McCoy Health Claims Leadership In UK CBD Market Following FSA List Inclusion
Executive Summary
Irish synthetic cannabidiol supplier and Pureis brand owner Chanelle McCoy Health says early inclusion on the UK food regulator's list of validated CBD products sets the company apart from the competition. Meanwhile, an additional CBD supplier - Rokshaw - has also been added.
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