Growpacker anticipates CERIA can quickly become a market leader for dealcoholized cannabis-infused beer in North America, due to the founders’ unique brewing process, custom formulations, great tasting brews and partnerships with top industry advisors.

The study, conducted in collaboration with MFour, a leader in mobile market research, surveyed recent purchasers of cannabis products to drive purchase-based insights

The challenges of developing a legal cannabis beverage didn't stop Keith Villa, Ph.D., co-founder, CERIA Brewing, Arvada, CO, as he set out to create the state's first THC-infused beer.

The Farm Bill's recent passing gives a green light for products to include hemp extracts. The legalization of hemp couldn’t come at a better time, as functional beverages—especially those deriving their benefits from plant sources—are rising in popularity.

This relationship will bring unprecedented visibility into market-leading trends, highlighting segments, brands and products that are resonating with consumers in the legal cannabis market.

CBD (cannabidiol) – the non-psychoactive naturally occurring cannabinoid found in the hemp plant – is thought to have immense health benefits, including alleviating pain, reducing stress and decreasing inflammation.

Research has shown that these cannabinoids can relieve symptoms of pain and insomnia, and might be particularly helpful for cancer patients. But the terpenes in cannabis also factor into formulations—and in more ways than one.

At first glance, navigating the current state of banking across the legal cannabis industry in the U.S. can often raise more questions than answers.

On October 17, 2018, Canada nationally legalized medical and recreational cannabis use for adults. In doing so, that country has set the stage for significant R&D of legal cannabis edibles and beverages—often with the help of U.S. investors.

CBD holds massive potential across every area of food and beverages. According to The Brightfield Group, the U.S. hemp-derived CBD market could hit $22 billion by 2022.