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All anyone cares about is if it will show up in a UKAD, WADA, whatever dope test. Personally, I wouldn't use any CBD product unless we'd got to the point where it was essentially guaranteed by the dope testers to not fail their test. I certainly wouldn't trust any manufacturer's claims that it wouldn't fail a test.
It would be kinda funny though, "hippy" failing a test for performance enhancing drugs and it turns out to be THC.
"I didn't perform as well as I'd like today because I forgot where the race started, then I started late coz it was like really hard to get motivated for it and then I just had to stop half way because jam doughnuts were really calling out to me, man"
hippy
"zero" has a mathematical meaning and also a regulatory meaning in terms of permitted contaminants in food and drugs. I'd be quite surprised if they could meet the mathematical definition at a price tolerable to retail consumers, if at all.
The link I provided says 99.9% CBD in the isolate product, which is pretty good for commercial grade chemicals and presumably meets the regulatory definition of pure. When you start adding more 9s on the end of that, the price goes up very fast.
This is why "alcohol free" actually means <0.5%; if you tried to get lower, it would be too expensive.