The U.S. Food and Drug Administration noted in a recent report that CBD products often contain “far less,” or sometimes even more, cannabinoid than advertised. Hemp businesses do not have the same tracking requirements as recreational and medical marijuana, but blockchain has been identified as a way to bolster consumer trust outside of its legal obligations.
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Hemp Industry Turns to Blockchain to Ease Consumer Concern
The hemp industry is relying more and more on blockchain technology to ensure customers know exactly what they are buying and where it came from. So reports Hemp Industry Daily.
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