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Forth CBD chews among CSNews' 2002 Best New Products

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E-Alternative Solutions' Forth CBD brand's soft chews have been recognized by. leading business magazine Convenience Store News. The CBRI sister publication recently unveiled the results of its 24th annual Best New Products Awards program, which this year features 38 products chosen from a crop of 100 by a panel of consumer judges. 

Forth CBD Soft Chews were the winner of the CBD category for its 2-packs of chews that each contain 25 mg of CBD. The portable packs are meant to be easy to carry on the go or to store in a pocket or purse. The chews are sold at $4.99 per pack, which CSNews noted is an ideal price point for impulse purchasing and trial at the c-store. 

To read the full entry on Forth CBD Soft Chews, click here

For the full list of CSNews' Best New Products Awards winners, click here

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