Delaware Reports Strong Start to Recreational Marijuana Sales
“Delaware’s first weekend of adult-use cannabis sales has shown that our state is ready—and eager—for a well-regulated, responsible market,” said Governor Matt Meyer. “This moment reflects our commitment to growing Delaware’s economy, strengthening our communities, and prioritizing public health. Now, we have a real opportunity to reinvest this revenue directly into neighborhoods across our state, ensuring Delaware becomes a national model for cannabis quality, innovation, and fairness. I’m proud we’re moving thoughtfully and deliberately to get this right for all Delawareans.”
Sales data also revealed diverse consumer preferences across product categories:
- Usable Marijuana (flower): $509,042.59 – the largest category at 56% of total sales
- Marijuana Extract for Inhalation (vapes): $233,267.82 – accounted for 26% of sales
- Solid Marijuana Infused Edibles: $123,768.00 – comprising 14% of total sales
- Marijuana Mix Infused (pre-rolls with concentrate): $16,212.90
- Liquid Marijuana Infused Edibles (tinctures, elixirs, capsules): $13,526.40
- Marijuana Infused Topicals (lotions): $4,790.00
- Miscellaneous items: $1,362.73
- Marijuana Mix Packaged (pre-rolls): $948.50
- Hash (bubble hash): $180.00
Delaware’s Cannabis Program
Delaware’s adult-use marijuana program operates under comprehensive state regulations designed to ensure product safety, prevent diversion to minors, and support responsible consumption. The program builds upon the state’s established medical marijuana framework, which was created by the Delaware General Assembly in 2011.