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Colorado marijuana sales top $131M, set record in March 2017

In March 2017, licensed Colorado marijuana shops hauled in more than $131 million in sales; it’s the tenth month in a row sales have topped $100 million.

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Wanted: cannabis tracking system for billion dollar market

Washington state regulators are accepting bids for a new seed-to-sale tracking system to keep tabs on marijuana commerce, a deal valued at about $3 million.

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Colorado marijuana sales holding steady with $109 million in January 2017

Colorado marijuana sales: Shops kicked off 2017 by selling nearly $109 million worth of cannabis in January, marking a 23 percent increase from January 2016.

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Colorado sold $1.3 billion worth of marijuana in 2016

In 2016, Colorado’s dispensaries bagged $1.3 billion in recreational and medical cannabis sales. To compare, Year One of the recreational era totaled $699.2 million and Year Two jumped up to $996.2 million. The trend should continue in Year Four, but beyond that? It’s a murkier proposition.

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Fake bongs hit world of high-end glass pipes

In the rarefied world of high-end bong makers, Roor glass water pipes have long been smoked to impress.

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Colorado marijuana sales top $106 million in November

Colorado reached just over $106 million in marijuana sales for November 2016, putting yearly sales totals near $1.2 billion with December stats still to come.

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Federal Heights voters approve sales of recreational pot by just 55 votes

Certainty has finally been brought to a ballot issue that for two weeks seemed less than certain: Federal Heights voters have approved recreational pot sales in this city of 12,000.

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A record September for Colorado’s marijuana shops

Colorado’s marijuana industry is continuing its record-setting revenue streak. Sales in September 2016 notched a new monthly high for the state’s pot shops.

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Marijuana industry keeps a wary eye on how Trump will respond to pot legalization

With the news of Donald Trump’s presidency settling in across Colorado and the nation, some marijuana advocacy groups are feeling anxious about recreational and medical pot under the uncertainty of what a Trump administration — and Republican Congress — will mean for their industry’s regulation.

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