Starting Nov. 1, vertically integrated marijuana companies in Arizona will be permitted to deliver products to adult-use consumers.
The allowance was included in the final rules approved by Arizona Department of Health Services for the state’s recreational cannabis program.
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Under the state’s previous policy, delivery services were available only to Arizona’s medical marijuana patients, a clientele that that has drastically declined the past few years.
In August, Arizona had 92,159 registered patients, down nearly 19% from January, when the patient count was 113,694, according to state data.
Since July 2021, when the MMJ registry hit a high of 313,906 patients, the count has dropped 70.6%.
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The Arizona Dispensaries Association (ADA), which represents about 80%
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