New Jersey Cannabis Sales
Oct, 2026
Overview
Overview
New Jersey’s cannabis market generated $100.0 million in sales in October 2026, up 4.3% from September but down 0.5% year over year. Sales have remained close to the $100 million mark, though growth has not been consistent: eight of the past 12 months posted year-over-year gains.
Pricing pressure is offsetting stronger unit demand. October unit sales rose 11.8% year over year, while the average item price fell from $32.03 to $28.50, a decline of 11.0%. This gap helps explain why dollar sales were nearly flat despite more products being sold.
Oct, 2026
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Comparative Analysis
New Jersey’s October market was smaller than neighboring New York’s $173.7 million, and New York grew considerably faster year over year. New Jersey’s average item price was nearly identical to New York’s, but higher than those in Illinois and Massachusetts.
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Category Performance
Category Performance
Pre-Rolls are growing against the market trend. October sales reached $17.2 million, up 11.8% year over year, compared with a 0.5% decline for the overall market. Units grew 30.0%, even as the average item price fell from $17.94 to $15.44.
Hybrid single-strain products accounted for just over half of Pre-Roll sales, while infused products showed particularly strong growth.
RYTHM led Pre-Roll brands by October dollar sales, while Ozone sold more than twice as many units at a lower average price.
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