Illinois total cannabis sales reached $147.4 million in June, down 2.1% from May, which had an extra day, and up 90.6% from a year ago :
Adult-use sales, according to the state, totaled $115.6 million, up 143% from a year ago and down 0.7% from May:
So far in 2021, adult-use sales of $626 million have increased 162% compared to 2020. Out-of-state purchases represented 31% of adult-use sales during the month, down slightly from May and up from 30% in April and March and from 28% in February. Medical cannabis fell 7% sequentially to $31.8 million, up 7% from a year ago.
According to the state, dry flower accounted for 46% of total sales to 67,625 patients, with concentrates/infused-products at 54%. The number of patients making purchases fell 2.4% from May.
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Adult-use sales, according to the state, totaled $115.6 million, up 143% from a year ago and down 0.7% from May:
According to the state, dry flower accounted for 46% of total sales to 67,625 patients, with concentrates/infused-products at 54%. The number of patients making purchases fell 2.4% from May.