Legal Cannabis Market Size, Share, By Source (Flowers, Seed oil, others), By Compound (Tetrahydrocannabinol, Cannabidiol, Balanced THC & CBD), By Product (Cannabis Oil, Cannabis Beverages, Cannabis Chocolates & Gummies, Others) By Application (Medical, Scientific, Industrial, and Horticultural purposes) and Region - Trends, Analysis and Forecast till 2034

Report Code: PMI543424 | Publish Date: July 2024 | No. of Pages: 185

Legal Cannabis Market Size

Legal Cannabis Market Size was valued at USD 47 Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 194.5 Billion by 2034 growing at a CAGR of 16.9%

The environment around cannabis is rapidly evolving. Once considered an illicit substance, it is currently quickly becoming legal in several nations. The movement implies that the once-exclusive illegal drug market has given way to a legal cannabis market, which is a multibillion-dollar sector with significant room for expansion. Sorting this market into several groups is essential to understanding it. The primary distinction is made between recreational and medical use. On the one hand, doctors recommend medical marijuana for several conditions. Recreational use, on the other hand, is done just for fun.

In addition to medical and recreational uses, demographics also come into play. Young adults make up the majority of the customer base, especially millennials. It's interesting to note that men use cannabis at higher rates than women do and that income levels also have an impact on cannabis consumption. However, demographics only tell part of the story. Psychographics provide an overview of the values and lifestyles of cannabis users. They are seen as gregarious, receptive to new experiences, and aware of healthcare. This might also extend to natural products and complementary medicine.

The legal cannabis market offers a wide selection of goods. The most often used product is still cannabis flowers, which are dried buds from the plant. However, it's inevitable that concentrates—much more potent strains of cannabis—are becoming increasingly popular. Edibles in various forms, such as cookies and sweets, and topical products applied to the skin, which appeal to the rarest of consumers looking for discrete and effective means of intake, are other fast-moving items.