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This figure represents the average number of sales each day, but the real significance lies in the increasing number.
The sales activity is usually weaker during the week, and more active on weekends.
This activity also follows a strong January for the industry. The total sales of cannabis in the 35-day reporting period (Dec. 29, through Feb. 1,) exceeded $93,000,000, or $2.66,000,000 per day.
This sales data shows that the market is growing as more retailers become licensed and awareness increases.
The state currently has 135 dispensaries that are dual-purpose, with 83 of them having provisional licenses. (Provisional licenses serve as a preliminary step to obtaining the certificate of operation a retailer must have before selling their products).
DCC reported that, in terms of retail prices, cannabis flowers cost an average of $26.59 for a tenth ounce of the flower and $9.40 for a gram during the August first week. The average cost of manufactured products is $31.06