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HARTFORD - Marijuana retailers in Connecticut say a dearth of licensed growers in the state's fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shortage of product to sell.The supply problem has appeared after slow retail growth in neighboring New York last year left growers there struggling with th
HARTFORD, CONN. — Marijuana retailers in Connecticut say a dearth of licensed growers in the state’s fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shor
Cannabis retailers in Connecticut are experiencing a shortage of marijuana, while just across the border in New York growers recently dealt with an excess. Connecticut legalized recreational marijuana use a
HARTFORD, Conn. -- Marijuana retailers in Connecticut say a dearth of licensed growers in the state's fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shortage of product to sell.
HARTFORD, Conn. -- Marijuana retailers in Connecticut say a dearth of licensed growers in the state's fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shortage of product to sell.
Marijuana retailers in Connecticut say a dearth of licensed growers in the state’s fledgling legal pot industry has left them with a shortage of product to sell. The supply problem has appeared after slow retail growth in neighboring New York last year left growers there struggling with the opposite: an excess of supply. It would seem both problems could easily be solved by shipping product a few miles over state lines.