For the last few years, CBD has resided on the fringe of legality in Missouri after a memo from former Attorney General Chris Koster, but with new federal acceptance and a push in the legislature last year, CBD suddenly gained acceptance – and seemingly overnight it was everywhere. Going from a few sporadic locations and online shopping to shelf space in vape shops, smoke shops, health food stores, and then in its own dedicated store fronts. Now with Missouri law enforcement agencies clarifying their positions in recent months, including the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control issuing a statement explaining that, “If the CBD oil has no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content, ATC has no authority to regulate itsuse under alcohol laws,” CBD has started making more appearances in mainstream culture. In January Kansas City’s The Roasterie partnered with American Shaman to launch canned cold-brew coffee, infused with 10 milligrams of CBD. Then Bella’s Frozen Yogurt in St. Louis began offering a rotating menu of flavors of CBD-infused frozen yogurt in collaboration with CBD Kratom, and has promised CBD infused drinks for the summer. The rise of CBDining
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