USA CBD Expo 2020 – Nation’s Largest CBD Event – Kicks Off in Less than a Month
Jan 22, 2020
USA CBD Expo, the nation’s largest CBD and hemp event, is heading for Las Vegas. The popular trade show will run February 13-15, 2020, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in the entertainment capital of the world. The singular event is expected to feature more than 500 branded products from over 300 vendors, including well-known marquee names, along with a slew of informed speakers.
Attendees at the premier gathering will enjoy a thought-provoking series of presentations and addresses from influential figures in fields as disparate as advertising, agriculture, branding, law and regulation. The convention center offers the ideal spot for what’s sure to be a jam-packed junction filled with hundreds of CBD newbies and…
For more information, visit the event’s website at www.USACBDExpo.com
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