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With its potential for helping with symptoms related to epilepsy, anxiety, pain and other conditions, demand is rapidly growing for food and beverage products made with cannabidiol (CBD). The Brightfield Group has projected that the CBD market will hit a value of $5.7 billion this year and is on a pace to approach $22 billion by 2022. And the recent passage of the Farm Bill and its approval of growing industrial hemp will significantly accelerate supply-chain resource for CBD.