Bar Rescue’ host says new cannabis drinks could be detrimental to alcohol sales

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Hemp drinks gain popularity as an alternative to consumers who adopt an alcohol -free lifestyle, and although the effects of the market are very early, TAFFer emphasizes that it is “no doubt”, but it shakes the industry.

The CBD-and THC brand filled with THC was sold in the states where cannabis products are legal with the growth of industry

Tafer said on Wednesday during his appearance on “Varney & Co.”

CBD drinks are steadily increasing. In 2021, Cannabidiol products were born $ 5.3 billion and by 2026, it is expected to reach 16 billion dollars, according to statistics.

The doctor warns of the medical risks related to hemp: the legal does not mean safe

This year, and Cannabis In the United States, it is expected to exceed $ 45 billion.

However, TAFFer noticed an existing obstacle, highlighting that many countries do not allow the sale of alcohol and hemp in the same environment.

Minnesota is one of the few countries that currently allow the sale of hemp and low dose in beer, and in some cases, even provides breathing options.

California has taken a strict position on the drinks containing THC. The Ministry of alcoholic Monitoring in the state issued a consultant in the industry stating that licensed alcohol companies may not carry or sell cannabis products.

The first beverage clinic in Massachusetts, the theory of wellness, in Midford. (Photo by Jonathan Wigz/Boston Globe via Gettie Emiez) (Getty Images / Getty Images)

Despite the red tape, some celebrities jumped on the market, including the countryside of the countryside, Willie Nelson.

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Fox Business Garpiel Regalboto contributed to this report.