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Plurality of Consumers Spend Less Than $50 on CBD Products Per Month

According to New Frontier Data’s 2020 U.S. CBD Survey, which recorded more than 4,000 responses, 45% of CBD consumers spend less than $50 on CBD products per month, compared to 29% who spend $50 or more.

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Posted by Brian MacIver
October 29, 2020
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Note: Respondents who answered “don’t know” were excluded. Source: New Frontier Data
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