Women's CBD brand Sugar & Kush is expanding its range of edible products with all-new CBD chocolate bars in three flavors: Dark Chocolate, Cookies N Cream and Milk Chocolate. With 10 calories per serving and 21mg of CBD per serving, the bars help to satisfy the demand for THC-free products in a different way. As founder Danielle Papajan describes, "I never liked the taste of CBD products, so I was convinced they needed something sweet."
Sugar & Kush uses hemp-derived CBD isolate in all of its products and these chocolate bars for adults have flavors that are sweet and nostalgic. Since a bar contains 12 servings, it's easy for adults to determine their desired dosage when consuming the treats during the day or evening.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cbd-infused Edibles
- Businesses can explore CBD-infused edibles as a new product line, a novel innovation that will cater to consumers looking for THC-free alternatives.
- Hemp-derived CBD Isolate
- Opportunities exist for the production of high-quality CBD isolate from hemp for the creation of THC-free edibles.
- Collaborative Partnerships
- Collaborations between CBD-centric and edibles companies can tap into a growing market of consumers seeking products for relaxation and wellness.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can benefit from creating new products infused with CBD that cater to consumers preferring not to consume THC.
- Cannabis/cbd Industry
- Businesses in the cannabis/CBD industry can leverage hemp-derived CBD isolate to produce THC-free edibles, a growing segment of their customer base.
- Confectionery Industry
- The confectionery industry can focus on collaborations with CBD companies to make CBD-infused chocolates that cater to an increasingly health-conscious consumer base.
