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Data from the National Retail Federation show Halloween participation won’t completely duplicate past years, but many U.S. consumers will find ways to enjoy the sweet and spooky holiday.
Halloween may be over, but it’s the perfect time to eat all that leftover trick-or-treat candy! Influenster recently released data looking at the top Halloween candy in each state, along with this chart showing exactly who loves what where.