Marijuana dispensaries in New Jersey say they're ready to meet the demand and service medical patients Thursday when recreational marijuana becomes legal in the state. KerriCorrado reports.
Columbia Care, which operates Cannabist in Deptford and Vineland, says they have been preparing for this and they are ready for the rush. They have been working with the police departments for a smooth transition.
Columbia Care says they have been stockpiling cannabis for a while now to make sure they can continue to serve their medical patients and be ready for the adult sales demand.South Jersey Postal Worker Charged With Selling More Than 400 Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards
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