Continent-wide study shows Europeans spend €30bn a year on illegal drugs

A new EU Drug Markets Report found cannabis to be the most popular substance followed by cocaine, heroin and then amphetamines.

Continent-wide study shows Europeans spend €30bn a year on illegal drugs
Tue, 26 Nov, 2019 - 20:22
Digital Desk staff

It is estimated Europeans are spending around €30bn a year on illegal drugs.

A new EU Drug Markets Report found cannabis to be the most popular substance followed by cocaine, heroin and then amphetamines.

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