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Why Do Sellers Advertise Their CBD Dabs’ Sales?

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The popularity of CBD products has skyrocketed in recent years, and with it, the competition between sellers. In this crowded market, it’s essential for sellers to find ways to stand out and attract potential customers. One way to do so is by advertising their dab sales. These sellers know that offering discounts and promotions on their products can entice buyers to try them out, potentially turning them into repeat customers. Furthermore, Shop CBD dabs at a discount can also consolidate a seller’s reputation as a trusted provider of quality CBD products, earning them credibility in an increasingly saturated market.

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Bergen Towns Follow Different Paths on Legalizing Marijuana

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Ridgewood NJ, New Jersey voters overwhelmingly supported legalizing marijuana on the November ballot. But many municipalities in the state are banning dispensaries, pot farms and manufacturing, and taking a “not in my back yard” approach  to legalized marijuana sales.

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Ranking Republican on Senate Judiciary Committee says Pot deal is a “shameful abdication of our duty to protect public health and safety”

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Trenton NJ, Senator Gerald Cardinale (R-39) released the following statement in response to news that Governor Phil Murphy and Legislative leaders have reached a deal on legalizing marijuana for recreational use.

Senator Cardinale has been one of the Legislature’s most vocal opponents of the bill. In November, he testified before the Budget Committee in opposition to the legislation. He also released an expansive data book containing peer-reviewed studies that demonstrate the dangers of legalizing marijuana for recreational use.

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