BOULDER, Colo., Jan. 27, 2016 -- CBDRx, the premier organic hemp company located in Colorado, is extremely pleased to announce that it has received USDA Organic Certification for its entire hemp crop. CBDRx is one of the first companies in the U.S. to have the processes, documentation, and transparency necessary to achieve this groundbreaking organic certification.
CBDRx specializes in the development, cultivation, processing, and wholesale distribution of hemp-based CBD products, which may be used by the wellness, nutraceutical, and pharmaceutical industries. CBDRx grows its USDA Certified Organic hemp in Colorado from proprietary high-CBD, low-THC, broad-spectrum hemp strains that yield high-quality cannabinoid oils. CBDRx follows organic protocols that use no pesticides. CBDRx processes its hemp into its CBDRx Prime Organics (SM) CBD oils using state-of-the-art extraction laboratories.
Marc Brannigan, CEO of CBDRx, stated: "The CBD industry is plagued by products from unidentifiable overseas sources making dubious, unverifiable, and false claims. We are understandably proud to be one of the first companies in the United States offering organic CBD products with the high quality, consistency, and transparency that this industry demands, and which CBDRx's domestically-grown USDA Certified Organic hemp can deliver.”
CBDRx recently harvested its 120-acre crop of USDA Certified Organic hemp, and is supplying the very highest quality hemp flower and whole-plant, full spectrum ethanol, Co2, and lipid extractions.
To contact us or to learn more about CBDRx, please visit www.cbdrx.com.
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