2FIRSTS Interview with APE Marketing Manager

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Mar.04.2023
Cesar stressed the growth of the CBD and THC markets, expecting to see a 20 billion dollar market ending this year.

David, Fort Lauderdale. Edited by Mandy - On 3rd March, APE was held at Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 2Firsts, as the official cooperative media of APE, interviewed the APE marketing manager, Cesar.

 

During the interview, Cesar stressed the growth of the CBD and THC markets, expecting to see a 20 billion dollar market ending this year. People use CBD and THC in many different ways, not just for recreational purposes but also medicinal. Nowadays, smoke shops are ubiquitous. Many business partners and consumers are looking for these products. In addition, it also caused the demand for cannabis to increase. "Every product in APE is hemp-derived. Many businesses started using hemp in food and beverages, like butter, oil, or cereal. In the future, the demand for hemp will increase and lead to the growth of the cannabis market”, said Cesar.

 

Cesar is confident that the industry is growing. Cesar revealed that their next show, which will be held in Medellin, South America, is almost sold out, more than 90%, and Dallas is 70% sold out within nearly five months of the show.

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