This interactive dashboard provides essential pricing data for product categories offered by the top US CBD brands.
With this tool you will be able to:
Understand the current price positions for eight CBD categories.
Analyse price reduction activity within each category.
Analyse price positioning of new product entrants.
Strategically set pricing against the market and competitors.
Tailor product development.
The Portman Group’s first decision on a complaint regarding a CBD product has gone largely unreported but could have a very significant impact on that part of the market. The voluntary alcohol industry regulator has said it is bringing out further guidance for producers of CBD alcoholic beverages – the first time it will have addressed the issue. So it is important to » Continue Reading.
CBD firms are making further advances into the health and wellness subcategory of the market with new product launches, distribution deals, and clinical studies underway
The decision – which should be noted is still only preliminary, though almost certainly to be confirmed with subsequent updating of the cosmetics ingredients (CosIng) database – should allow a wider range of cosmetic products onto the market. Exactly how much of an impact the change – when it eventually is confirmed – will make in reality largely depends on » Continue Reading.
The top-line answer is that it is wholly neither. There are elements of both in any position taken on the news. BAT’s entrance into the market with its vaping product under the Vuse brand (coming in three flavours – mint, mango and berry – and two strengths – 50 mg at £9.99 and 100 mg at £14.99) would be priced at the higher end of » Continue Reading.
Health and wellness appear to be the primary marketing position for new cannabinoid beverage launches
Big Tobacco has entered the CBD sector with British American Tobacco (BAT) launching a CBD e-liquid cartridge compatible with its Vuse vaping device
A recently published report from the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) highlights the diverse retail make-up and unclear regulatory outlook of the European CBD sector
Marketers recommend the use of gift cards, along with discounts on higher strength and quality blends to drive new consumer growth in January and to convert new customers into repeat customers
Claims that CBD could help shrink tumours were among those censured by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in its latest round of warning letters to the industry
Increasing numbers of celebrities are endorsing CBD products, with names as big as will.i.am, Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Gwyneth Paltrow among those investing or launching their own brands
The first ever fines – ranging up to $85,000 – have been issued to CBD companies by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for deceptive marketing practices
It seems many of the firms CBD-Intel has talked to see a similar story for January sales, focused on resolutions or upticks in health and wellness – as was predicted for the holidays sales period stretching from Black Friday at the end of November into the gift-giving Christmas and other holidays period through December. Overall, the market is still too » Continue Reading.
While solid research explaining the science behind CBD remains lacking as the market continues to grow, some bad actors in the industry are making false scientific claims for their products
More established brands performed worse than their new upstart rivals in the latest report on CBD labelling accuracy
Overall it seems the industry – particularly in Europe – is not expecting much from Black Friday sales. European companies appear to consider CBD products more as health products that are requirement purchases throughout the year as opposed to lifestyle products that might be purchased as a one off during a special sales event. The situation may be slightly different in the US where Black Friday – » Continue Reading.
This market report for the third quarter of 2020 addresses the common characteristics and main differences between nine major CBD markets around the world, looking at brands, products and pricing, and other cannabinoids
This report addresses changes to the CBD product offering and brand landscape in the Netherlands, focusing on change in brand engagement with product categories, products and price analysis as well as trend identification
Welcome to the CBD-Intel tracker of Canada’s online CBD retailers, in which you can find how many of them there are, split by retailer category type, plus the brands and product types that each website stocks.
This easy-to-use dashboard allows you to slice the data according to the filters on the right of each graph.
It enables you to investigate further the prevalence of brands and product types across the online retailer space in Canada. You can even investigate at the individual brand level to see their prevalence across the online space in the country.
Holiday sales overall mean more to US companies than their UK counterparts, but the novelty of Black Friday means some are embracing a discount period as a means to create new sales, according to a number of companies
Our host for today’s podcast is Jon Bruford, a copy editor at CBD-Intel, who will be joined by CBD-Intel market analyst Maria Alejandra Estanga, who analyses the CBD market for European and American countries. In CBD-Intel’s new podcast, Alejandra discusses global CBD markets and their commonalities and differences, analysing each market and its own peculiarities based on regulations, market development » Continue Reading.
In an unheralded change of Amazon policy, the world’s biggest online marketplace has started allowing the sale of CBD products on its UK site
There has been increased interest in secondary markets that has resulted in some positive developments.
Maria Alejandra Estanga, our market analysts, presented the current status of the topicals market across the most important CBD markets during the Virtual Cannacosmo Health + Beauty Expo on 29st September.
2020 seems an unlikely year for the emergence of any new industry, yet this is exactly what has happened in Hong Kong, where there are now locally produced CBD food and drink products
A TV advertising campaign for US company cbdMD demonstrates how attitudes towards CBD products are slowly changing in advertising circles – but also how much work remains to be done
Britain’s newfound enthusiasm for CBD products has joined with the passion for alcohol, with some companies are aiming to capitalise on the trend for “drinking less but drinking better” by launching CBD spirits, especially gin
Regional wholesale pricing analysis for refined oil as well as our impartial insights to help you effectively make data-backed decisions.
CBD firms are expanding their reach into the wellness market via company acquisitions, distribution deals and new product launches
The average price changes for standard and specialist CBD oils in the UK.
CBD-Intel managing director, Tim Phillips, discusses the main facts and issues surrounding CBD and Novel Food status in European markets. He presents the key aspects of the delay, the political issues and the impacts released on the European level and the future challenges for the sector.
The percentage of price reductions for brands and products within prominent CBD categories in the Netherlands.
An analysis of the available CBD products in Switzerland and the up and coming product categories.
Expansion plans by two major players suggest confidence in the future of the CBD market in the UK, with one anticipating a continuing rise in sales driven by reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic
An analysis of the new CBD products launched in Greece and the up and coming product categories.
A group of tobacco retailers have written to the Italian Tobacconists Federation (FIT) asking it to push for a state monopoly on the sale of CBD flowers
The product offerings of US CBD brands per product category, and how they have changed this quarter.
Maria Alejandra Estanga, one of CBD-Intel’s market analysts, presented the latest CBD market trends & country comparison at the CBD live during VOXPO – Virtual Online Vape & CBD Expo on 31st July.
A US CBD company has taken an unusual approach to advertising to set itself apart from the pack. It is using a spare forceful campaign that actively discourages some people from using its products
This report addresses the evolution of the oils category and the common characteristics and main differences between eight European countries and the US, covering product segmentation and pricing
This report addresses the evolution of the capsules category and the common characteristics and main differences between eight European countries and the US, covering product segmentation and pricing
Firms from Israel and South America are showing faith in the European CBD market, and its bricks-and-mortar retail, with distribution deals to place their products in a growing number of outlets
This report addresses the evolution of the edibles category and the common characteristics and main differences between eight European countries and the US, covering product segmentation and pricing
This report investigates the current situation with respect to advertising CBD products via the most widely used social media platforms
A strong online presence has been essential to resiliency through the COVID-19 pandemic, but many larger offline retail chains that have also focused on selling through these channels may still see a recovery
CBD companies are in a fairly unique place in that they cannot use their primary function – health and wellness – to advertise their brands. And this is not without reason – as shown by the numerous instances of scurrilous companies making outlandish claims about CBD and cancer, Alzheimer’s and other diseases where a “miracle cure” is seemingly often the last chance of the desperate.
In a case that illustrates difficulties a number of CBD businesses have encountered in reaching their target market, a CBD company in the US is suing a TV advertising firm, alleging deceptive trade practices and breach of contract
Subscription services do offer potential benefits to CBD companies. Those benefits come with risks, which may be managed. But the key question for anyone interested in creating such a service is whether they prefer to market to early adopters that have done their research and know what products they want or to consumers with limited CBD knowledge in order to give them the chance to try products they may otherwise have overlooked.
One of the most iconic brands in the cannabis space, High Times, has entered into an agreement with Red White & Bloom (RWB) to develop cannabis-based CBD and THC products across the US
This market report for the first quarter of 2020 addresses the common characteristics and main differences between nine CBD markets around the world, looking at products and pricing
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