The USA CBD Expo, the nation’s largest CBD and hemp conference, returns to in‑person events in Atlanta, GA on June 11‑13 after six COVID‑19 postponements.
You Won’t be Bored
“Our show is an unrivaled, passionate, lively event,” says Director of Marketing Nicole Beiner. “Exhibitors stand up, they’re excited, and they want to talk about their products,” she adds.
They’re Committed to Your Success
Beiner emphasizes that the expo delivers a clear return on investment for attendees, connecting them with the right buyers and ensuring their time and money are well spent.
They’ve Been in Your Shoes
“We understand what exhibitors and attendees need because we were both before launching these shows,” Beiner notes, highlighting the event’s focus on education and networking.
After being postponed six times due to COVID‑19, the expo will draw over 10,000 attendees, with 75% of tickets already sold, according to event organizers.
A national study by High Yield Insights reports 9 million new CBD users since the pandemic, underscoring the industry’s rapid growth.
Beiner confirms that the expo follows all CDC and local government guidelines, including continuous sanitization, social distancing, mandatory mask usage, and single‑direction aisles.
Attendees can touch and feel thousands of products, a benefit that virtual conferences lack, Beiner says.
“This is the CBD industry event you’ve got to be at. You’ll see what your competitors are doing, discover the most innovative products, and enjoy an award ceremony,” she adds.
Photo courtesy of USA CBD Expo.
The expo partners with the American Kratom Association to promote natural alternatives to medicine, expanding its educational scope.
Unlike many shows that limit access to B2B hours, the USA CBD Expo welcomes non‑industry consumers, allowing them to browse products and learn about CBD and hemp benefits.
Event officials anticipate strong attendance, citing the industry’s desire for in‑person business conferences.
Tickets are available on the USA CBD Expo website; attendees are reminded to pack a mask.
