The six stores that launched sales on October 9 generated $258,411.58 in sales dollars and $25,841.16 in total sales tax revenue to the state collectively over the long weekend, according to the Office of Marijuana Policy.
Adam Cote, who heads Drummond Woodsum’s Energy and Utilities Practice, said “this decision offers potentially significant short term funding benefits as well as long term operating efficiencies to Maine’s marijuana businesses.”
The new law establishes a comprehensive regulatory system for the production and sale of cannabis in Vermont.
Here’s an excerpt from the article about the upcoming launch of Maine’s adult use marijuana
This post explores the restrictions on transferring medical marijuana to adult use cultivation facilities and what this means for the retail sales launch date in October.
