Robert Celt
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Illinois medical marijuana shops had their best month yet in February with nearly $1.5 million in sales, bringing total retail sales to more than $4.4 million since the program began Nov. 9.
Program director Joseph Wright announced Tuesday that registered dispensaries served 3,042 unique patients during February. One new dispensary joined the program last month, raising the total to 29 shops as of Monday.
Wright says approximately 4,800 Illinois patients now have qualified for the program.
Marijuana wholesalers pay a 7 percent tax to the state. The wholesale sales reported Tuesday indicate growers paid roughly $83,000 in taxes in sales for February.
Concentrates and edibles became more widely available, contributing more than $362,000 to total February sales.
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Full Article: Illinois Medical Marijuana Sales Nearly $1.5M In February
Author: Associated Press
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Program director Joseph Wright announced Tuesday that registered dispensaries served 3,042 unique patients during February. One new dispensary joined the program last month, raising the total to 29 shops as of Monday.
Wright says approximately 4,800 Illinois patients now have qualified for the program.
Marijuana wholesalers pay a 7 percent tax to the state. The wholesale sales reported Tuesday indicate growers paid roughly $83,000 in taxes in sales for February.
Concentrates and edibles became more widely available, contributing more than $362,000 to total February sales.
News Moderator: Robert Celt 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Illinois Medical Marijuana Sales Nearly $1.5M In February
Author: Associated Press
Contact: Fox2Now
Photo Credit: None found
Website: Fox2Now
