It’s a sigh of relief to the CBD businesses as they will now get access to financial services through a bill that was introduced by the New Jersey senate. The Natural Products Association has confirmed that the New Jersey Senate is working on the bill, and it could become law if it passes.
This legislation that was brought to the New Jersey Senate by Sen. Robert W. Singer states that financial service providers, such as banks, credit unions, among others, will not face any charges if they fall victim to working with legitimate CBD businesses.
And this advancement means that the CBD industry could be finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel after so much suffering. In June, the year 2019, Thrive Market was prohibited from making sales of hemp products by their merchant service company.
In August, the National Credit Union issued some guidelines regarding the use of CBD. Come September, the House of Representatives passed a bill to allow CBD businesses to access financial services through banks. And in October, Square, as a merchant service provider, came in to offer its financial services to some CBD businesses.
According to Daniel Fabricant, the President and CEO of NPA, CBD is one of the most renowned products based in America. As such, the government should start taking it seriously across the globe.
To make it even more snappy, the government has requested the FDA for straightforward regulatory rules on labeling, safety, and potency for competency. The same applies to companies to sell their products to consumers.
Because their customers’ protection matters the most, most companies have joined hands with Senator Singer along with other lawmakers to foster the growth of industries as well as the government’s economy.
Author Bio: Payment industry guru Taylor Cole is a passionate payments expert who understands the complex world of merchant accounts. He also writes non-fiction, on subjects ranging from personal finance to stocks to cryptopay. He enjoys eating pie on his backyard porch, as should all right thinking people.