For the fourth consecutive month, adult-use cannabis sales in Michigan dropped compared to the same time last year, a troubling trend for marijuana businesses and state and local governments that depend on the tax revenue.

Between January and May 2025, recreational dispensaries sold $1.31 billion worth of cannabis products, according to new data from the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency. That’s down from $1.34 billion during the same period in 2024, marking the industry’s first year-over-year decline since adult-use recreational sales began in December 2019.

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