Billion dollar Ohio cannabis industry slowing down, businesses concerned
Every year, the rate at which the money increases is slower and officials contribute that to what they're calling a,
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Americans for Safe Access, a medical marijuana advocacy group, gave Ohio a grade of C+ for its state cannabis program. The report is among the latest to highlight imperfections with the medical program such as high retail costs, which are likely holding back patient participation.
There has been nearly $1.2 billion in medical marijuana sales in Ohio since the state's first dispensaries opened in 2019. However, sales volumes grew just 26% in the past year, compared with growth of 72% between 2020 and 2021.
The State Medical Board received multiple petitions to add autism spectrum disorder to the list of qualifying medical conditions.