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New York’s legal cannabis market has surpassed $890 million in adult-use sales so far in 2025, with July setting a new monthly record at $148.76 million, according to new data from analytics firm Headset.
The year-to-date total of $890,714,194 reflects steady monthly gains since January, when sales started at $108.49 million. February saw $105.62 million, followed by $121.06 million in March, $128.73 million in April, $135.86 million in May, and $142.19 million in June. The latest jump to nearly $149 million in July marks the state’s largest single-month total since legal sales began. The average price for an eighth of marijuana in July was $37, while concentrates averaged $48 per gram. Flower was the most purchased category, totaling $51.26 million in sales. Vapor pens ranked second with $38.13 million, followed by pre-rolls at $30.86 million and edibles at $19.46 million. Other product categories included concentrates ($4 million), beverages ($2.47 million), tincture and sublingual products ($1.5 million), capsules ($780,000), and topicals ($300,000).
New York legalized adult-use cannabis on March 31, 2021, with the signing of the Marihuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA). This legislation established the Office of Cannabis Management to oversee the regulation and licensing of cannabis businesses in the state…