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The (Analytical) Problem With “Cannabeverages”

The cannabis beverage market is growing rapidly. But with products ranging from non-alcoholic cannabis-infused brews to CBD smoothies, so-called cannabeverages present analytical challenges. We caught up with Toby Astill, Global Market Manager for Cannabis and Hemp at PerkinElmer, to find out more.

03/18/2021 1 min read

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