The state’s dispensaries and cultivation facilities boomed for years, bringing in millions of dollars in revenue and creating countless jobs. However, recent data reveals a sharp decline in sales and employment within the industry. With sales dropping to their lowest point in four years and a 33% decrease in cannabis-related jobs, Colorado’s once-thriving weed industry has hit a critical turning point.
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