Wednesday, May 11, 2022 4:00:48 PM
In March, Colorado marijuana stores and dispensaries sold $162.5 million worth of cannabis.
That total was slightly up from $145.3 million in sales from the shorter month of February but 22% lower than March 2021’s $207.1 million, according to Denver alt-weekly Westword.
March 2022 is the 10th month in a row that Colorado posted a lower sales total year-over-year.
While sales often dip between the end-of-year holidays and 4/20, the unofficial marijuana holiday, the overall trend suggests that buyers increased their spending on cannabis during the COVID-19 lockdowns when they had more disposable income stemming from federal stimulus checks and not being able to spend on entertainment such as restaurants and travel.
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