that can run to tens of thousands of dollars annually for license renewals, attorneys, storefronts and state-mandated product testing. They all drive up the costs of legal cannabis versus what’s available from unlicensed sellers.
In some parts of California, taxes can account for up to 45% of the purchase price of legal cannabis, which encourages consumers to look for cheaper alternatives. In fact, California consumers spent $500 millionon legal cannabis in 2018 than they did in 2017, before it was legal for adult-use. That meant California came up more than75% of the cannabis
sold this year will come from the untaxed, unregulated black market due to the state’s snail-like pace of licensing cannabis shops. Officials predict it will be at least three more years before enough legal cannabis sellers come online to cut into unlicensed sales., because cannabis oversight boards are having trouble designing regulations fast enough, driving consumers to the black market.
There is some evidence California, at least, is moving to fix the problems. In January, the state’s Bureau of Cannabis Control voted to allow
See also: Murder Mountain on Netflix. Interesting take on what legalization and regulations have done to legacy growers
So basically you're saying the illegal drug dealers are still doing just fine! Well DUH!
Also possession is a federal felony so why buy from sellers that keep record
The state-run cannabiz is too high on taxes..Thousands of pot-heads come to Boston Harbor each night after midnight.. - Local opposition, high taxes and onerous regulations are driving cannabis consumers away from legal sellers
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