
Cocaine hub — publications, news, data and more
Overview
Cocaine is the hydrochloride salt produced from the leaves of the coca plant. Powder cocaine is typically snorted and less frequently injected. Crack is the smokable form of cocaine and is manufactured from cocaine hydrochloride. Cocaine is known for its immediate effects and association with problematic patterns of drug use. On this page you can find links to data, scientific publications and resources available from the EMCDDA on the topic of cocaine and crack cocaine.

Publications
Publications by the EMCDDA on this topic
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European Drug Emergencies Network (Euro-DEN Plus): data and analysis2023
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The drug situation in Europe up to 2023 – an overview and assessment of emerging threats and new developments (European Drug Report 2023)2023
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European Drug Report 2023: Trends and Developments2023
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Cocaine – the current situation in Europe (European Drug Report 2023)2023
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Statistical Bulletin 2023 home — latest data and statistics on the drug situation in Europe2023
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Wastewater analysis and drugs — a European multi-city study (Perspectives on drugs)2023
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Drug-related health and security threats in the Western Balkans2022
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European Web Survey on Drugs 2021: Emerging findings in Ukraine2022
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European Web Survey on Drugs 2021: Emerging findings in Georgia2022
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European Web Survey on Drugs 2021: Emerging findings in Lebanon2022
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European Drug Report 2022: Trends and Developments2022
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EU Drug Markets: Cocaine2022
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EU Drug Markets: Coca and cocaine production2022
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EU Drug Markets: Europe and the global cocaine trade2022
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EU Drug Markets: Cocaine — increasingly attractive for a wider range of criminal networks2022
News
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Data
Data sets and statistics on this topic
Document library
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