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Ohio's recreational marijuana sales exceeded Michigan's initial sales but fell short of industry expectations.

Competition from Michigan's lower prices and the prevalence of unregulated delta-8 products pose challenges to Ohio's market.

Regulatory hurdles, such as advertising restrictions, have also hindered growth.

When Ohio legalized recreational marijuana, supporters forecasted a new era for cannabis consumption in the Buckeye State.

Consumers would turn their backs on the illicit market. Tax dollars would go to local communities, not the state up north . People harmed by marijuana prohibition could turn over a new leaf and open small businesses in a blossoming industry.

Turns out reality is more complicated than that.

Since recreational marijuana sales lau

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