Recreational marijuana sales up $2M in March
New data shows the state took in more than $22 million in sales last month for recreational and medical cannabis.
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Apr 11, 2023, 2:20 AM
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9h agoThe marijuana business is blooming--and booming--in Connecticut.
New data shows the state took in more than $22 million in sales last month for recreational and medical cannabis.
Recreational sales were up $2.5 million in March compared to February.
Legal marijuana sales started in January.
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