French CBD Market Shows Promising Growth Potential

Apr.03.2023
French CBD Market Shows Promising Growth Potential
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According to data from the Professional Hemp Syndicate (SPC), France is expected to have around 2,000 CBD retail stores by the end of 2022.


According to data, the estimated market share of CBD in France is 500 million euros, with more than half of it coming from the cannabis flower.


It is reported that any CBD product legally produced in the European Union can be sold in France.


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The Council of State gives the green light for the sale of CBD in all its forms.


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