On the streets or on public transportation, you can smell a distinctive smell different from cigarettes. People who no longer must hide and smoke because of the legalization of marijuana are now emitting the smell here and there. Maryland, which legalized the sale of recreational marijuana in July of last year, has created a new market, which has led to an increase in jobs and additional tax revenue.<\/p>\n
Governor Wes More announced on the 3rd, \u201cMarijuana sales exceeded $1.1 billion in the first year since recreational marijuana sales were legalized in Maryland.\u201d According to Maryland authorities, retail sales last month exceeded $95 million, of which $67 million were for recreational use.<\/p>\n
In a statement, Governor More said, \u201cThe new marijuana market is not only creating incredible economic activity, but also providing jobs and opportunities for many people to make money,\u201d and \u201cMaking Maryland more competitive means ensuring that all residents benefit from the economic benefits.\u201d He celebrated the first anniversary of the legalization of recreational marijuana.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"