Debuting under the "Dogg lbs" line (pronounced "dog pounds") are hemp-derived CBD and delta-9-THC gummies.

Building on consumer interest and adoption of the gummy category, manufacturers and brand owners are expanding beyond traditional offerings with products made with minor cannabinoids and rosin.

Cheech and Chong's Cruise Chews are formulated using naturally occurring CBD and THC from non-GMO, U.S. grown hemp.

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Tempo Crackers Founder Robert Holland about the company's mission, its approach to product development and its support for and representation of the LGBTQ+ community.

HighBridge Premium offers a variety of beverage products infused with either cannabis or hemp — including three non-alcoholic, cannabinoid-infused beers — in five states, with plans to expand to more than a dozen markets in the U.S. and abroad.

TeaPot is made with real tea and infused with Pedro's Sweet Sativa, a cannabinoid-rich cultivar distributed exclusively by Entourage Health Corp.

Innovation — as well as expanding into other categories — is allowing baked good manufacturers to continue providing indulgent offerings to cannabis consumers.

Jaunty Gummies will be available in licensed dispensaries throughout the state before the end of April.

The Boston Beer Company and Entourage Health Corp. have partnered with Québec producer, distributor and marketer ROSE LifeScience Inc. to bring TeaPot, Boston Beer’s cannabis-infused beverage, to the Québec market.

Market research firm BDSA reported edibles brought in nearly $2.75 billion, up about $105 million from 2021.