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With all the available options on the market, purchasing products made with hemp and hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) can be daunting. Add in a lack of standardized regulation and consistent testing, and it makes exploring these product even more of a challenge.
That’s where the U.S. Hemp Authority (USHA) comes in. The organization aims to ease consumers’ concerns and promote consistency, quality and safety by offering hemp growers, manufacturers and brands the opportunity to achieve U.S. Hemp Authority Certification.