Three years after New Mexico threw open its doors to adult-use cannabis sales, the state is set to get serious about ...

That’s because U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers have seized more than $300,000 of state-licensed cannabis in New Mexico in the last two months.

New Mexico's cannabis industry is growing as Colorado loses its allure as a cannabis tourism destination, a new report claims. Nationwide, the cannabis industry is experiencing an inflection point ...

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In New Mexico, it is a felony to manufacture, produce or sell cannabis without a license. However, don’t look for New Mexico’s Cannabis Control Division to start confiscating marijuana ...

The State's Cannabis Control Division is cracking down on illegal sales and distribution of marijuana in New Mexico. The CCD alleges Leaf & Flower LLC, a local dispensary company, is in violation ...

“New Mexico is very likely overproducing cannabis,” Lewinger says. New Mexico’s cannabis chamber says there are ten producers in the state supplying almost half of what local consumers are ...

Cannabis has been legal for recreational use in New Mexico since June 29, 2021. A cannabis adviser at a medical marijuana dispensary in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 6, 2019.

New Mexico dispensaries posted more than $40 million in total cannabis sales in December, with recreational marijuana bringing in a record-breaking $28 million for the month.

Cannabis consumers in New Mexico have purchased more than $678 million worth of adult-use cannabis products and $331 million in medical products since April 1, 2022, stated the news release.

New Mexico has hired Todd Stevens, a manager of one of Colorado’s largest cannabis businesses, to lead the state’s team of marijuana regulators.