How much marijuana was sold in Arkansas in July 2024

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — In July, a total of $22.9 million ($22,956,790) was spent across Arkansas’s 37 dispensaries, resulting in 6,467 pounds of product sold.

So far in 2024, total sales have reached $158.5 million, with 42,602 pounds of product sold. By comparison, sales for the same period in 2023 were $164.6 million, according to a news release from the Department of Finance and Administration (DFA).

In July, Suite 443 in Hot Springs led with 731 pounds sold, followed by Natural Relief Dispensary in Sherwood, which sold 540 pounds.

Currently, 37 dispensaries are operating across the state, according to the release. Arkansas law, under Amendment 98, allows for up to 40 dispensaries.

“Since the first dispensary opened in 2019, Arkansans have spent approximately $1.2 billion on medical marijuana purchases,” Scott Hardin, spokesperson for Department of Finance and Administration, said. “Although the overall spend has decreased since last year, we continue to see pounds sold increase, indicating lower prices.

A breakdown of sales in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley can be found below.

Northwest Arkansas counties breakdown

Benton County

• The Releaf Center (Bentonville): 196.25 lbs
• The Source (Rogers): 295.64 lbs

Carroll County

• Osage Creek Dispensary (Eureka Springs): 71.87 lbs

Marion County

• Plant Family Therapeutics (Mountain Home): 193.33 lbs

Washington County

• The Hill (Fayetteville): 201.74 lbs
• Purspirit Cannabis (Fayetteville): 233.18 lbs

River Valley counties breakdown

Johnson County

• Enlightened Cannabis for People (Clarksville): 68.67 lbs

Sebastian County

• The Greenery (Fort Smith): 177.47 lbs
• Good Day Farm Van Buren: 107.52 lbs

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