Although Connecticut mandates that cannabis be cultivated and sold within the state, many ancillary products and infrastructure elements are imported. The current 125% tariff on most Chinese goods exacerbates cost challenges for local businesses.
These increased operational expenses come at a time when the state’s cannabis market is already navigating regulatory complexities and supply constraints. As businesses adapt to these financial pressures, consumers may also experience price adjustments in the near future.
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