DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Nov 27, 2020–
Unlike other top markets, Switzerland has more flexible regulations when it comes to hemp cultivation and THC content, meaning that flowers are widely available, which is one of the top categories in the country.
While the market appears to be evolving positively, and many new cannabinoid products are also entering, there seems to be limited fluctuation in price. This report covers a wide range of topics, including product and pricing analysis.
If the Swiss market is of interest to you, then this report is for you. You will obtain valuable data and analysis, as well as our insight into the current market, with information about brands and categories, product changes, price fluctuations and up-to-date information about a number of new additional cannabinoid products that have recently entered the Swiss market, all of which will allow you to benchmark your product against competitors.
- Most prevalent brands
- Number of product categories carried
- Product offering: number of brands
- Product offering over time: number of brands
- Product offering: number of SKUs
- Product offering over time: number of SKUs
- Number of SKUs added and removed
- New product analysis
- New product pricing analysis
- Discontinued product analysis
- Price reductions
- Pricing analysis: RRPs
- Pricing analysis: product price per mg of CBD
- Pricing analysis: most common formats
- Price per mg by product category over time
Additional cannabinoid analysis
- Price per mg variation
- Additional cannabinoids analysis
- Al Capone
- Avalon
- B-Chill
- Budz
- CBD Daily
- Cpure
- Endoca
- Hempy
- Plus CBD
- TuracoCBD
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KEYWORD: SWITZERLAND EUROPE
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: CHEMICALS/PLASTICS PHARMACEUTICAL HEALTH MANUFACTURING
SOURCE: Research and Markets
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