“When people go shopping for cannabis edibles they’re thinking about food, not weed. Cannabis consumer research firm High Yield Insights has published a new report on the tendencies of the typical consumers of cannabis edibles. They found that people who prefer edibles to other popular forms of consumption, such as smoking a joint, are a…
“A new report from High Yield Insights has determined that women are the biggest fans of cannabis edible products. The Chicago-based research firm studied the cannabis consumers in the legal status and found that when it came to edibles, consumers “more likely to be lighter users (using one time or less per month), newer to…
“Uit onderzoek van het in consumptie gespecialiseerde High Yield Insights blijkt dat de legalisering van cannabis een enorme boost geeft aan het gebruik van edibles en ‘infused cannabis’. En dat niet alleen, dankzij de legalisering komen er zowel nieuwe consumenten bij die ’t liefst eten & drinken als voormalige blowers die ‘terugkeren’ naar de wiet.…
“Specific regions of California have a long history and heritage of craft cannabis production,” said Pat Malo, executive director of the Santa Cruz-based Green Trade, a cannabis collective. “There’s also a history of the genetics, with different famous strains passing through different regions at different times. And people farming in their special ways.” Is it…
Read the entire article on The Food Dive site. Dive Brief: A study conducted by High Yield Insights, a market research firm focused on the cannabis market, found that 40% of U.S. consumers age 21 and older would try CBD. The study surveyed 2,000 adults in total, and 1,500 reported using CBD products in the previous three…
A new study by High Yield Insights on U.S. CBD consumers shows that about 40% of adults over the age of 21 are willing to explore CBD, according to a press release. The release states that this study is the first to evaluate the demand in interest of CBD products. The end report focuses on…
About 40% of U.S. adults 21 and over are interested in trying CBD, according to a new study by High Yield Insights. The study breaks ground in understanding the behaviors, products and format preferences and demographics of both current and potential CBD users. It found that the majority are 35 years or older (64%), are female (56%)…
CHICAGO — Approximately 40% of U.S. consumers age 21 and older said they would try cannabidiol (C.B.D.), according to a study by High Yield Insights, a market research firm focused on the cannabis market. A compound of cannabis, C.B.D. is used to reduce pain, lower inflammation, tame anxiety and promote sleep. High Yield Insights found…
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Approximately 40 percent of U.S. consumers age 21 and older said they would try cannabidiol (CBD), according to a study by High Yield Insights, a market research firm focused on the cannabis market. A compound of cannabis, CBD is used to reduce pain, lower inflammation, tame anxiety, and promote sleep. High Yield Insights found those most…