The UK’s cannabidiol (CBD) industry has positively lit up, set to become a £1 billion market by 2025. The growth is largely driven by people becoming more aware of the benefits of the hemp-derived compound, and the de-stigmatisation of cannabis. Talking about marijuana and is just not as taboo today in the West as it was twenty years ago. As...
Because of its therapeutic benefits, CBD has been infused into all sorts of everyday consumables, from ice cream and protein bars to coffee and cocktails. In fact, CBD edibles are already considered a major wellness trend. It’s no longer uncommon to see CBD edibles in the health section of stores, and many local cafes and restaurants that advocate for clean...
CBD on its own lasts for 1 to 2 years, but a CBD product’s shelf life depends on several factors. For best results, keep it in a cool, dark place.
Cannabis has actually been used by people for thousands of years, so the popularity of CBD today is more of a revival. As research piles up, CBD is on the path to becoming increasingly accepted.
CBD is legal in the UK as long as it’s derived from industrial hemp that’s EU-approved and its THC content is below 0.2%. While CBD laws vary per country, EU is generally the most open to CBD.
CBD (cannabidiol) products are on the rise globally, and the UK is no exception. From CBD-infused coffee to CBD gummies, it has exploded into an entire industry that offers a stunning variety of options. Formerly relegated to the sidelines and viewed as controversial, CBD is now becoming more mainstream in certain parts of the world, with doctors prescribing it as...
