The American Botanical Council published the CBD Market Report
The American Botanical Council’s renowned quarterly magazine HerbalGram recently released its 2021 “Herb Market Report,” which contained information on the sales of CBD as a herbal ingredient in conventional and alternative retail channels in the United States. The combined total from both platforms, $58,293,034, excludes sales of CBD in legally permitted cannabis dispensaries and internet sales of CBD products like vapes, tinctures, gummies, and other edibles. (According to Statistica, e-commerce sales of CBD in the United States hit $2 billion in 2021.) The American Botanical Council, a membership group that informs consumers, medical professionals, journalists, and others about the safe and effective use of medicinal plants, reported CBD marketing patterns in the excerpt that follows.
You may also like
We’ve Relaunched Digital Octane — Here’s What’s New
After months of work behind the scenes, we’re excited to announce that the new Digital Octane website is live. This wasn’t just a cosmetic refresh. We rebuilt and redesigned the site from the ground up — to better reflect who we are, the work we do, and the results we consistently deliver for our clients….
React Native App Development Agency vs In-House Team: A Cost and Risk Comparison
As companies grow, they face a common question: Should we create our mobile app with an in-house team, or should we use a React Native app development agency? The answer seems simple. In-house teams feel more controlled, while agencies seem faster. One appears cheaper in the long run, and the other seems cheaper at the…
Scaling a Mobile Product with React Native App Development Services: What Changes After 10K Users
Launching a mobile app is one thing. Scaling it is something completely different. Products often feel successful after gaining their first few thousand users. The app functions, reviews are acceptable, and the team feels confident. after reaching roughly 10,000 active users, the situation changes. Previous approaches may now seem inadequate. Performance issues appear. Releases take…
