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Manufacturers of traditional consumer packaged goods (CPG) aspire to differentiate their products, often pursuing certification as USDA organic, vegan and non-GMO, among others attributes.
Beta Analytic, which provides bio-based content testing for a variety of industries, suggests another possibility for hemp and CBD manufacturers. They could turn to carbon-14 analysis to authenticate the “naturalness” of their products.