Licensed recreational marijuana sales will begin for the first time in Ohio history before the end of June, possibly as soon as next week.
On Friday, Ohio’s Division of Cannabis Control began accepting applications from currently operating medical marijuana dispensaries seeking licenses to participate in the state’s recreational marijuana industry. This would allow them to sell marijuana and marijuana products to patients, as well as to anyone 21 and older.
According to State Representative Jamie Callender (R-Concord), Chair of the Joint Committee On Agency Rule Review, which is the rulemaking committee for Ohio’s Department of Cannabis Control, licenses are expected to be approved, and sales are expected to begin, by the end of June, possibly as soon as next week.
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