U.S. Legal Marijuana Sales Reach $1.97 Billion in February, With Per-Day Sales Up 6% From January

The legal recreational cannabis industry across the United States garnered $1.97 billion in total sales in February.

February’s sales reflect a slight decrease from the $2.05 billion reported in January. However, the average daily sales rate actually increased in from approximately $66.1 million per day in January to $70.3 million per day in February—an increase of about 6%.

Sales numbers were provided by state regulatory agencies and cannabis commissions, as well as the research firm Headset.

Below is a state-by-state breakdown of February’s marijuana revenue:

State Sales (Million) Year Legalized
Arizona $91.00 2020
California $303.78 2016
Colorado $100.00 2012
Connecticut $22.00 2021
Florida* $165.18 2016
Illinois $149.36 2019
Maine $17.82 2016
Maryland $90.00 2022
Massachusetts $128.00 2016
Michigan $242.00 2018
Missouri $116.00 2022
Montana $24.00 2020
Nevada $50.00 2016
New Jersey $25.00 2021
New Mexico $48.00 2021
New York $90.00 2021
Ohio $82.00 2023
Oklahoma* $52.00 2018
Oregon $70.00 2014
Rhode Island $9.00 2022
Vermont $11.00 2018
Washington $88.50 2012

In most cases, sales totals encompass both recreational and medical marijuana sales. However, Florida and Oklahoma are the only states included that have legalized only medical cannabis. They were included because reliable February sales data was not available for other medical-only states.

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