Kroger grocery stores in Kansas will be selling CBD products. The company announced yesterday they will be selling CBD topical products, including lotions, creams, balms, and oils infused with hemp-derived cannabidiol, to be in 945 Kroger stores across 17 states, including Kansas and nearby Arkansas and Missouri.
Dillons Corporate Affairs' Sheila Lowrie said the products are expected to hit Wichita area Dillons stores next week. Lowrie explained that CBD is a naturally-occurring and non-intoxicating compound with promising benefits permitted within federal and state regulations, and their suppliers have been reviewed for quality and safety. Because the FDA does not allow stores to add CBD to food or sell it as a dietary supplement, product sales are limited to beauty and skin-care.
They will be sold in select larger and medium-sized stores, even includes Pickup orders, and they'll also be sold through Vitacost.com and Ship.Kroger.com. All 17 states include Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
