New Mexico cannabis reporting and headlines
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State sales data shows New Mexico's two largest dispensary chains, both owned by Schwazze, went dark in the same month. We went through 52 months of CCD filings.
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New Mexico is replacing BioTrack with the state-run NMS2S system. BioTrack goes dark September 4. Here are the dates, the prep work, and what could go wrong.
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We tracked every licensee in New Mexico since 2022. Almost as many dispensaries have shut down as are currently operating.
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Four years of state sales data show a steady, month-after-month decline in the medical program's share of the New Mexico cannabis market.
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A recap of New Mexico's major cannabis enforcement actions: license revocations, $2 million in fines, and tens of thousands of pounds of plants destroyed.
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From Albuquerque at $14.5 million a month to Pena Blanca at $616, here is every city in New Mexico that has sold legal cannabis.
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We compiled 52 months of New Mexico Cannabis Control Division sales data. Statewide sales are flat, Albuquerque has shrunk, and border towns have more than doubled their share of the market.
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The state's Cannabis Control Division continues to publish license approvals, rule changes and enforcement notices for New Mexico operators. Retailers and consumers can check the division page for the current rules in effect.
New Mexico publishes monthly retail totals split between adult-use and medical sales. The data shows how demand shifts by city and season across the state.
Interior Border Patrol checkpoints on New Mexico highways operate under federal law, where cannabis remains illegal regardless of state licensing. Travelers carrying legally purchased products can still face federal consequences.
The Department of Health maintains current instructions for new and renewing medical cannabis patients. The page covers qualifying conditions, card renewals and caregiver rules.
Source New Mexico tracks legislation, enforcement actions and industry shifts affecting the state's cannabis market. It is a useful ongoing feed for policy news.