New Release, High Potency CBD Gummy from Sunsoil

BURLINGTON, Vt. – Sunsoil, a certified organic hemp farm and CBD brand based in Vermont, announced today the release of their organic CBD gummy product line.

Sunsoil’s gummy is the 1st organic certified CBD gummy from a nationally distributed brand. As the fourth-largest CBD brand in the U.S. (retail sales), Sunsoil is ready to serve the fast-growing CBD gummies segment, which is projected to grow to $14B by 2028.

Sunsoil’s gummies are “green, lean and mean” …

Green: USDA certified organic and made with Sunsoil’s whole-plant infused hemp extract—giving the gummies a natural, green color (the color of hemp).

Lean: Just 2 grams of sugar per serving (no artificial sweeteners or sugar alcohols), compared to 4-6 grams in the current best-selling CBD gummies

Mean: Twice the potency. Each gummy contains 20 mg of full-spectrum CBD, compared to 5-10 mg of CBD in current best-selling gummies

The gummies—which are also vegan and gluten free—will debut in Cinnamon, with other flavors to follow.

“We never wanted to make CBD gummies. Initially, it didn’t feel right to mix hemp with sugar,” said founder and CEO, Alejandro Bergad. Co-founder Jacob Goldstein explained, “But our customers kept asking us to make a better gummy than the ones that they were buying elsewhere—a gummy with cleaner ingredients and with enough potency to provide real benefits.”

It took more than a year of development to arrive at a winning formula. The Sunsoil gummy combines high-quality, organic ingredients with Sunsoil’s reputation for value and accessibility.

Most gummies on the market are made with “CBD isolate,” a cheap and highly processed extract that only contains CBD. Sunsoil gummies are made with USDA organic, full-spectrum hemp extract—which contains not only CBD but also a beneficial array of cannabinoids, terpenes and other compounds naturally found in hemp.

Sunsoil’s organic gummies aren’t just high-quality, they’re also affordable. Sunsoil’s vertically integrated model—the company farms its hemp in addition to making CBD oil—enables it to make organic CBD products at lower prices than its competition. Charlotte’s Web, +PlusCBD, and Bluebird Botanicals sell non-organic gummies at 40-110% higher prices than Sunsoil (10-15 cents per mg of CBD vs. 7 cents).

Sunsoil’s new gummy is available for sale at participating retailers and online on November 15th.

ABOUT SUNSOILSunsoil is a vertically integrated, organic CBD brand based in Vermont. Sunsoil is on a mission to create affordable access to the highest-quality CBD products through its innovative farming and manufacturing practices. The fourth-largest CBD brand in the country, Sunsoil offers CBD tinctures, capsules and gummies. Sunsoil pioneered a better way to make CBD oil called “whole-plant infusion”—departing from the standard practice of CO2 or alcohol extraction—because it involves minimal processing of the plant and is naturally cost-effective. For more information, visit, http://sunsoil.com and follow along on http://instagram.com/sunsoil.



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