Hemp & CBD Brands
Hemp-derived CBD and cannabinoid products sold under the 2018 Farm Bill — farm-to-consumer brands, formulators, and white-label makers. Not state-licensed cannabis.
Hemp and CBD brands sell products made from hemp — cannabis with 0.3% or less delta-9 THC by dry weight — which the 2018 Farm Bill removed from the Controlled Substances Act. That makes them a different business from the licensed cannabis brands elsewhere on the Register: they ship nationally, sell online and in ordinary retail, and are not part of any state track-and-trace system. What they share with cannabis is the plant, the extraction chemistry, and increasingly the products, since “hemp-derived THC” gummies and seltzers now sit alongside CBD in most catalogues.
The brands listed here are product makers, not shops: vertically integrated farm-to-consumer brands (Cedar Valley Wellness, Charlotte’s Web, Lazarus Naturals, Cornbread Hemp), extraction-led formulators (Extract Labs, CBDistillery, NuLeaf Naturals, Bluebird Botanicals), and the larger consumer names (cbdMD, Medterra, Joy Organics, Green Roads). Each profile records HQ, founding, whether hemp is grown in-house or purchased, published testing and certifications (USDA Organic, US Hemp Authority, cGMP), and public-company status where it applies. Retailers, marketplaces, and brands whose sites have gone dark are left off.
Cedar Valley Wellness
Family-owned Ohio hemp farm brand: full-spectrum and isolate CBD gummies, tinctures, topicals, pet tinctures and plant-based hair and body care, grown and made in West Salem.
- Hemp cultivation
- Full-spectrum & isolate CBD
- Gummies & tinctures
- Topicals & massage oil
- Pet tinctures
Bluebird Botanicals
UnclaimedCertified B Corp hemp CBD brand in Louisville, Colorado selling oils, gummies, softgels, topicals and pet products from Colorado-grown hemp.
CBDistillery
UnclaimedDenver-based hemp CBD brand selling tinctures, gummies, capsules, topicals and pet products, now owned by Village Farms International.
cbdMD
UnclaimedCharlotte, NC hemp CBD brand and NYSE American-listed company selling gummies, tinctures, softgels, topicals and pet products.
Charlotte's Web
UnclaimedColorado hemp CBD brand growing proprietary genetics on its own farms, selling oils, gummies, capsules, topicals and pet products.
Cornbread Hemp
UnclaimedLouisville, Kentucky hemp CBD brand using its own Kentucky-grown, whole-flower hemp for USDA Organic gummies, oils and topicals.
Extract Labs
UnclaimedLafayette, Colorado hemp CBD brand selling USDA Organic oils, gummies, capsules, topicals and pet products with published batch lab data.
Green Roads
UnclaimedPharmacist-formulated Florida hemp CBD brand selling oils, gummies, topicals, capsules and pet products; now a subsidiary of SNDL Inc.
Joy Organics
UnclaimedFamily-owned Fort Collins, Colorado hemp CBD brand with a large USDA Organic product line of gummies, tinctures, softgels and topicals.
Lazarus Naturals
UnclaimedVertically integrated, farm-grown hemp CBD brand in Portland, Oregon, offering USDA Organic tinctures, edibles and topicals.
Medterra
UnclaimedIrvine, California hemp CBD brand selling gummies, tinctures, capsules, topicals and pet products, US Hemp Authority certified.
NuLeaf Naturals
UnclaimedDenver, Colorado hemp CBD brand selling full/broad-spectrum oils, gummies, capsules, topicals and pet products via partner US hemp growers.
Questions about hemp & cbd brands
- What is the difference between a hemp CBD brand and a cannabis brand?
- A hemp CBD brand makes products from hemp (≤0.3% delta-9 THC), which is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill and can be sold online and shipped across state lines. A cannabis brand’s products are made from marijuana under a state licence, sold only through licensed dispensaries in that state, and tracked in the state’s seed-to-sale system. The Register lists the two separately; cannabis brands are under Brands in the Plant-Touching group.
- Is hemp-derived THC legal?
- It occupies a grey area. Products such as hemp-derived delta-9 gummies stay under the 0.3% dry-weight threshold by using a large serving size, and many brands here sell them. Several states have restricted or banned intoxicating hemp products, and federal rules are under review, so availability depends on where you are. Each brand publishes its own state shipping restrictions; the Register does not evaluate legality in any particular state.
- What do full-spectrum, broad-spectrum and isolate mean?
- Full-spectrum extracts keep the plant’s full range of cannabinoids, including trace THC, and terpenes. Broad-spectrum removes the THC but keeps other cannabinoids. Isolate is purified CBD alone, with no THC, which matters for anyone subject to drug testing. Most brands offer all three; the profiles note which formats each one sells.
- How do I check whether a CBD brand tests its products?
- Reputable brands publish third-party certificates of analysis (COAs) per batch, usually reachable by a QR code on the package or a lab-results page, showing cannabinoid content and screens for pesticides, heavy metals and solvents. Certifications worth looking for are USDA Organic, US Hemp Authority, and cGMP manufacturing. Every profile here links to the brand’s own site so you can find its lab results directly.
- Do these brands sell wholesale or white-label?
- Many do. Extraction-led companies such as Extract Labs, CBDistillery and Bluebird Botanicals sell bulk distillate, isolate and white-label finished goods to other brands and retailers; the consumer names generally run wholesale programmes for stores. Where a brand publishes a wholesale or white-label offer, it appears as a chip on its profile.
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