BUSINESSJul 31 · 23:43 UTCKMGH DENVER7Micah Smith

Real Talk: Colorado's cannabis industry continues to face challenges

Colorado's cannabis industry faces declining sales as more states legalize marijuana, prompting business owners to adapt. City officials cite increased competition, reduced consumer spending, and federal policy changes as key factors. Denver's social equity program, which supports individuals with prior convictions, is set to end in 2027.

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