Uruguay, the world’s pioneering country to legalize adult-use marijuana in 2013, began its sales four years later in 2017. Over the course of six years, pharmacies sold 10.7 million grams of marijuana.
On the occasion of the sixth anniversary since Uruguay started selling adult-use marijuana, the Institute for Regulation and Control of Cannabis released data on the sale of marijuana in pharmacies last week.
Pharmacies in Uruguay have sold 10,693,210 grams of marijuana between July 19, 2017, and July 19, 2023, according to the IRCCA, the agency responsible for monitoring both medical and adult-use marijuana in the South American country.
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