The company produces a wide assortment of organic hemp products including CBD gummies, capsules, creams, balms and oils. The company is also the producer of the first USDA-certified organic THC gummies as well as hemp THC drinks that will be released soon.
Governor Andy Beshear, at his weekly Team Kentucky update, took the opportunity to thank Cornbread Hemp co-founders Jim Higdon and Eric Zipperle for their commitment to Kentucky and the quality of their products. Elaborating he pointed out that Cornbread Hemp was one of a growing list of companies in the state that are reinvesting in Kentucky communities.
As small businesses grow, they often discover additional needs for printing services such as the creation of employee handbooks.
Zipperle credited the Blue Grass State’s tax incentives with enabling his company to scale production and bring his and Higdon’s vision to life. While Higdon added:
"As a growing company, we are excited to contribute to the commonwealth's thriving business ecosystem and look forward to the positive impact this partnership will have on our community, our farming partners in Kentucky and our customers nationwide."
Among the new jobs the company will need to fill, according to Beshear, will be production, fulfillment and sales positions.