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Cannabis retailer hopes CT's new shopping rules help improve statewide sales

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Two years after it was legalized, adult-use cannabis sales in Connecticut are hovering around $16 million in sales each month. In Massachusetts, however, that number is about $140 million per month. David Salinas, CEO of Hi! People in Derby hopes relaxed regulations on store design and shopping experience can help those numbers. “Right now, we’re headed toward a $200 million...
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Cannabis retailer hopes CT's new shopping rules help improve statewide sales

Two years after it was legalized, adult-use cannabis sales in Connecticut are hovering around $16 million in sales each month. In Massachusetts, however, that number is about $140 million per month. David Salinas, CEO of Hi! People in Derby hopes relaxed regulations on store design and shopping experience can help those numbers. “Right now, we’re headed toward a $200 million...

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