Connecticut hashish gross sales dipped barely in 2025, to $290 million from $293 million in 2024, in response to state knowledge.
That’s regardless of retailers promoting a 8.6 million distinct gadgets – a file haul and almost 1 million extra gadgets than in 2024, as per the state Division of Shopper Safety.
Grownup-use hashish retailers reported ringing up 650,503 gross sales in December – a file month-to-month whole.
Connecticut hashish costs decline in marijuana costs
As in different states, the typical worth of hashish merchandise in Connecticut has been declining amid rising provide, from $39.70 in 2023 to $33.67 final 12 months.
But costs stay larger than in neighboring Massachusetts. Which may be miserable Connecticut’s potential, as clients search cheaper hashish throughout state strains.
Tax income from hashish gross sales additionally displays the combined outcomes.
In 2024, the state collected $20 million in taxes, whereas 2025 introduced in $19.3 million, excluding the ultimate quarter.
Leisure gross sales, that are taxed, continued to develop, however the absence of taxes on medical hashish gross sales limits total income development.
Connecticut adult-use hashish gross sales up as MMJ gross sales drop
Medical hashish gross sales are down throughout the board in Connecticut as clients seem to gravitate in direction of the adult-use market, which is including extra retail capability.
Leisure hashish gross sales elevated by $17.6 million – and from 5.1 million transactions to six.4 million.
Nonetheless, medical gross sales dropped $21 million from the earlier 12 months, with 2.6 million MMJ transactions in 2024 in comparison with 2.2 million in 2025.
The state’s leisure hashish market launched in 2023 with 9 hybrid retailers.
It’s grown to incorporate 61 licensed shops, with 29 of them promoting each medical and leisure merchandise.
Efforts to retain medical hashish sufferers, reminiscent of decreasing product costs and certification prices, haven’t reversed the pattern, Erin Gorman Kirk, the state’s hashish ombudsman, informed CT Insider.
“We’re nonetheless not seeing them come again into this system,” Kirk stated.
