Medical Marijuana

The inaugural three-day weekend of recreational marijuana sales in Delaware saw over $625,000 in sales, which corresponds to close to an estimated $94,000 in tax revenue.

After two years of anticipation, Delaware’s recreational marijuana market launches its first wave of retail dispensaries.

Medical marijuana dispensaries in Delaware can serve adult-use recreational consumers beginning Aug. 1, but remaining conditional licenses are set to be issued by the end of summer.

Those selected for a marijuana business license in Delaware have been officially notified and their names released to the public.

The Office of the Marijuana Commissioner received 1,269 applications from those interested in entering the recreational marijuana business, exceeding its projection of around 400 applications.

The Delaware House passes a bill that put medical marijuana dispensaries get one step closer to selling recreational marijuana early next year.

A bill to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to enter the recreational market is narrowly voted out of committee in the General Assembly.

After making it through the Delaware House in January largely on a party-line vote, the Senate officially passes legislation to bolster the medical marijuana industry.

Updated timelines project recreational marijuana retailers will open in March 2025, four months later than initially expected.

House Bill 285 amends the current medical marijuana code to no longer require a “debilitating” medical condition to qualify for a registry card and allows seniors to self-certify.