No, CBD oil derived from marijuana plants is still illegal at the federal level. Only CBD extracted from legal industrial hemp containing less than 0.3% THC was legalized by the 2018 Farm Bill.
USPS and UPS allow shipping of legal hemp-derived CBD products meeting certain criteria. FedEx and DHL ban all shipping of CBD and hemp products currently.
In most states, you need proper licensing from local and industry authorities before selling CBD products online to ensure compliance.
Use bubble wrap lined boxes, leak-proof containers like sealed jars, and polybags as an extra precaution to prevent spills, leaks, or damage.
Yes, provide training to staff on properly dispensing, storing, and shipping CBD items to provide excellent service and minimize risks.
CBD legality varies widely by country. While much of Europe, the Americas, and Asia allow it, Australia restricts CBD significantly, and certain Middle Eastern and African countries ban it entirely.
Vetting suppliers thoroughly, testing products consistently, using reliable fulfillment software, securing customer data, and following regulations are key to safety and quality.
