NJ Cannabis Data Hub: Dispensaries, Sales & Tax

NJ Culture Desk · Data HubLast updated October 12, 2026

Every number New Jersey smokers, reporters and town councils keep asking about, in one place: how many legal dispensaries are open, what the market sells, what Trenton collects in tax, which towns said yes to retail and what the Cannabis Regulatory Commission does next. Each figure links to its source and carries an “as of” date. We refresh it weekly.

NJ cannabis by the numbers

The quick read. Hard counts come from the CRC. Where we added CRC figures together, the card says “TSR sum.”

328adult-use dispensaries operating (on the CRC’s dispensary finder map)as of Oct 12, 2026 · CRC finder · Note: 350 licensed to operate as of Aug 5, 2026 (CRC Aug 6 slides)
144NJ towns with at least one adult-use dispensary operatingas of Oct 12, 2026 · TSR count of the CRC finder
$115.3Madult-use sales in June 2026 (+22.8% vs. a year earlier)uncertified · CRC Jul 16 slides
$540.2Madult-use sales, Jan–Jun 2026 (+1.4% vs. Jan–Jun 2025)certified · CRC Q2 2026 report · change is TSR arithmetic
$3.67Badult-use sales since Apr 21, 2022 (through Jun 2026)TSR sum of CRC certified totals · CRC quarterly report
$37.5Mstate sales tax on adult-use cannabis, Jan–Jun 2026 (+17.4% vs. Jan–Jun 2025)certified · CRC Q2 2026 report · 2025 full year: $67.5M
$5.8MSocial Equity Excise Fee (SEEF) collected, Jan–Jun 2026certified · CRC Q2 2026 report · 2025 full year: $11.0M
176 of 564municipalities allow retail dispensaries (388 do not)as of Oct 12, 2026 · CRC opt-in table
Two counts, two meanings. 328 is the number of adult-use storefronts on the CRC’s public finder map when we pulled it on October 12, 2026 (57 serve both medical and adult-use customers, 271 are adult-use only, and the map also lists 1 medical-only location; we removed one duplicate pin). 350 is the CRC’s own count of adult-use retailers licensed to operate on August 5, 2026. Licensed doesn’t always mean the doors are open yet.
Not yet published: CRC monthly sales after June 2026, and certified third-quarter 2026 (July–September) sales, tax and SEEF totals. We’ll add them when the CRC posts them.

Adult-use sales: monthly and by year

New Jersey’s legal market opened on April 21, 2022. 2025 was the first full year above $1.1 billion. The biggest month in CRC data so far is May 2026 at $116.4M.

Adult-use sales by month, last 13 months (CRC, uncertified Metrc data)
Month Adult-use sales
Jun 2025 $93,904,521
Jul 2025 $99,933,144
Aug 2025 $103,768,163
Sep 2025 $95,419,613
Oct 2025 $102,997,989
Nov 2025 $102,376,505
Dec 2025 $108,121,516
Jan 2026 $103,421,433
Feb 2026 $94,802,781
Mar 2026 $105,621,313
Apr 2026 $108,916,371
May 2026 $116,361,687
Jun 2026 $115,307,570
Source: NJ-CRC public meeting slides, July 16, 2026 (sales, county share, price per gram)
Adult-use sales, sales tax and SEEF by year (CRC, certified, through June 2026)
Year Adult-use sales State sales tax SEEF
2022 Apr 21–Dec $329,541,810 $20,139,655 $698,859
2023 $681,192,514 $41,889,891 $3,193,332
2024 $1,000,125,130 $61,019,060 $3,484,591
2025 $1,118,003,986 $67,509,470 $10,966,394
2026 Jan–Jun $540,172,023 $37,461,663 $5,753,810
Apr 2022–Jun 2026 $3,669,035,463 $228,019,739 $24,096,986
Source: NJ-CRC: Cannabis Sales Totals 2022–Q2 2026 (quarterly, certified)
Certified vs. monthly figures: The CRC’s certified total for January–June 2026 is $540.2M. That is $104.3M (16.2%) less than the $644.4M sum of its uncertified monthly Metrc figures for the same six months (TSR arithmetic). The CRC report does not explain the gap. It notes that “some data may have been updated to reflect funds collected after a prior quarter’s report.” We use the certified figure for year-to-date and all-time totals. The monthly table above shows the trend.
Third-party estimates, not CRC numbers: Headset’s retail point-of-sale panel puts July 2026 at $101.2M (Marijuana Herald) and August 2026 at $100.9M (Headset). Headset tracks a sample of stores, so its totals run lower than the CRC’s statewide Metrc counts. Don’t mix the two series.

Taxes and fees on NJ cannabis

Three layers hit a legal purchase: the state sales tax at the register, an optional municipal transfer tax, and the SEEF, a per-ounce fee cultivators pay at wholesale. From April 2022 through June 2026 the state collected $228.0M in adult-use sales tax and $24.1M in SEEF (TSR sum of CRC certified totals).

Tax and fee rates
What Rate Who pays / notes
NJ sales tax 6.625% Charged on retail adult-use sales. NJ Treasury
Local transfer tax Up to 2% Optional, set by each host town; 1% max on wholesaler sales. Treasury TB-104
SEEF (2026) $2.50 per ounce Paid by Class 1 cultivators on sales to other license classes. The CRC kept it flat on December 17, 2025. CRC resolution
SEEF rate history (per ounce)
Year Rate
2022 $1.10
2023 $1.52
2024 $1.24
2025 $2.50
2026 $2.50
Source: NJ Division of Taxation: Social Equity Excise Fee (SEEF); NJ-CRC Resolution 2025-12-17-02: 2026 Social Equity Excise Fee

The CRC’s June 2026 report estimates the SEEF will bring in about $12.4M in fiscal 2026. That’s the CRC’s estimate, not actual collections. CRC 2026 SEEF report

Dispensaries by county: all 21 counties

Hudson County has the most adult-use storefronts (35), led by Jersey City with 25. Measured by dollars, Camden County leads with 10.16% of statewide sales in June 2026. Dispensary counts are TSR’s tally of the CRC finder map by county. The sales share comes straight from CRC slides.

Adult-use dispensaries by county
County Adult-use dispensaries Towns with one Notable towns (count) Towns allowing retail* Share of NJ sales, Jun 2026
Hudson 35 6 Jersey City (25), Hoboken (4), North Bergen Twp (2), Harrison (2) 10 5.07%
Atlantic 29 7 Atlantic City (17), Egg Harbor Twp (4), Egg Harbor City (2), Hamilton Twp (2) 7 5.38%
Camden 29 16 Camden (5), Gloucester Twp (4), Voorhees Twp (3), Runnemede (2) 20 10.16%
Essex 28 8 Bloomfield Twp (5), Newark (5), Maplewood Twp (4), West Orange Twp (4) 9 5.49%
Burlington 26 13 Mount Holly Twp (5), Mount Laurel Twp (4), Evesham Twp (3), Pemberton Twp (2) 18 9.28%
Union 24 8 Plainfield (6), Elizabeth (5), Scotch Plains Twp (4), Union Twp (3) 7 5.16%
Somerset 22 4 Franklin Twp (17), North Plainfield (2), South Bound Brook (2), Raritan (1) 5 4.18%
Monmouth 21 13 Englishtown (4), Red Bank (3), Eatontown (2), Matawan (2) 15 9.76%
Bergen 17 12 Maywood (3), Fort Lee (2), Saddle Brook Twp (2), Elmwood Park (2) 15 7.10%
Gloucester 14 7 Glassboro (3), Woodbury (3), Monroe Twp (3), Deptford Twp (2) 10 5.62%
Middlesex 14 7 Highland Park (4), New Brunswick (3), Woodbridge Twp (2), North Brunswick Twp (2) 7 3.81%
Passaic 13 4 West Milford Twp (9), Paterson (2), Little Falls Twp (1), Haledon (1) 4 4.30%
Mercer 12 7 Ewing Twp (3), Trenton (3), Hamilton Twp (2), Pennington (1) 7 3.89%
Morris 12 10 Rockaway (2), Jefferson Twp (2), Wharton (1), Boonton (1) 11 4.26%
Sussex 9 5 Sussex (3), Andover (2), Newton (2), Andover Twp (1) 6 1.30%
Ocean 5 3 South Toms River (2), Lakehurst (2), Ocean Twp (1) 4 4.90%
Warren 5 3 Phillipsburg (2), Hackettstown (2), Washington (1) 3 4.29%
Hunterdon 4 2 Lambertville (3), Flemington (1) 5 1.81%
Cape May 3 3 Middle Twp (1), Lower Twp (1), West Cape May (1) 4 1.85%
Cumberland 3 3 Fairfield Twp (1), Bridgeton (1), Vineland (1) 6 1.08%
Salem 3 3 Salem (1), Carneys Point Twp (1), Penns Grove (1) 3 1.31%
New Jersey 328 144 — 176 100%
Dispensaries: CRC dispensary finder, pulled October 12, 2026, assigned to counties by TSR using U.S. Census 2023 municipal boundaries. *Towns allowing retail: CRC opt-in table (CRC says it may be outdated). Sales share is medical plus adult-use combined: CRC July 16, 2026 slides.

Where retail is allowed: municipal opt-ins

Every New Jersey town decides for itself. Of the state’s 564 municipalities, the CRC’s opt-in table lists 233 that allow at least one type of cannabis business and 176 that allow retail dispensaries (Class 5). That leaves 388 towns with no retail: 331 that aren’t on the opt-in list at all, plus 57 that allow other license types but not storefronts. In practice, 144 towns host at least one adult-use dispensary on the CRC map. 14 of those towns aren’t marked as allowing retail in the CRC table (5 of them host medical dispensaries that expanded into adult-use), so treat the table as a floor, not a final word.

Source: NJ-CRC: Government Relations, Municipalities Opted-In to Adult-Use Cannabis Market; NJ-CRC: Find a Licensed Cannabis Dispensary (interactive map)

Prices: what flower costs per gram

Prices keep falling. The CRC’s average adult-use bud/flower price per gram was $6.51 in June 2026, down 21.8% from a year earlier. This is market data, not a shopping guide. TSR sells apparel only.

Average adult-use bud/flower price per gram (CRC, uncertified)
Month Price per gram
Jun 2025 $8.33
Dec 2025 $7.42
Mar 2026 $6.94
Jun 2026 $6.51
Source: NJ-CRC public meeting slides, July 16, 2026 (sales, county share, price per gram)
Average item prices, August 2026 (Headset, third-party)
Item Average price
Flower, eighth (3.5g) $29.86
Flower, gram item $13.27
Any item $29.74
Source: Headset: New Jersey Cannabis Sales (Aug 2026 snapshot). Headset averages the price of single items sold in its store sample. The CRC divides statewide flower dollars by grams across all package sizes, which is why the CRC’s per-gram figure is lower. The CRC hasn’t published a per-ounce or per-eighth average.

Market snapshot, June 2026

3,469,103 combined medical and adult-use transactions, up 26% year over year. Registered medical patients: 42,984 as of September 15, 2026 (CRC).

Product mix by share of sales, June 2026 (CRC)
Category Share
Bud/flower 39.26%
Vape carts 26.22%
Raw pre-rolls 11.02%
Concentrates 10.74%
Edibles 10.48%
Shake/trim 1.26%
Other (tinctures, capsules, topicals, drinks, patches) 0.99%
Source: NJ-CRC public meeting slides, July 16, 2026 (sales, county share, price per gram)

Consumption lounges

New Jersey opened the East Coast’s first legal cannabis consumption lounges in July 2025. Each one needs a CRC endorsement and the host town’s approval.

Endorsed cannabis consumption areas
Dispensary Town County Status (source)
Gynsyng Merchantville Camden open since July 2025 · Philadelphia Inquirer
High Rollers Dispensary Atlantic City Atlantic open since July 2025 · Philadelphia Inquirer
SunnyTien Atlantic City Atlantic open since July 2025 · Philadelphia Inquirer
URB’N Dispensary Newark Essex open since February 2026 · Heady NJ
Xena NJ Jersey City Hudson CRC endorsement June 18, 2026; lounge opened Oct 2, 2026 · Heady NJ
Blazin Buddiez Bridgeton Cumberland CRC endorsement March 31, 2026; opening not confirmed · NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission

Regulatory timeline

Key dates in NJ adult-use cannabis
Date What happened (source)
Feb 22, 2021 CREAMM Act takes effect, creating NJ’s adult-use framework and six license classes. NJ Treasury, Division of Taxation
Aug 19, 2021 CRC adopts its first adult-use rules (and the original SEEF formula). NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Apr 21, 2022 Legal adult-use sales begin in New Jersey. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Sep 19, 2024 CRC adopts rules expanding adult-use ingestible (edible) product forms. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Dec 12, 2024 CRC approves the notice of application acceptance for cannabis consumption area endorsements. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Jul 2025 First consumption lounges open: Gynsyng (Merchantville), High Rollers and SunnyTien (Atlantic City). Philadelphia Inquirer
Dec 17, 2025 CRC keeps the SEEF at $2.50/oz for 2026 instead of the scheduled increase. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Jan 13, 2026 Home grow bill S2564 (six plants) introduced, sent to Senate Judiciary. New Jersey Legislature
Feb 2026 URB’N in Newark opens North Jersey’s first consumption lounge. Heady NJ
Mar 10, 2026 Assembly companion A4576 introduced. New Jersey Legislature
May 2026 May 2026 adult-use sales hit $116.4M, the biggest month in CRC data so far. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Jun 18, 2026 CRC endorses Xena NJ (Jersey City) consumption area. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Sep 9, 2026 Latest regular CRC meeting; 1,700 conditional, 504 conversion and 363 annual adult-use licenses approved as of Sept 1. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Oct 2, 2026 Xena’s lounge opens in Jersey City, Hudson County’s first. Heady NJ
Oct 5, 2026 CRC special meeting: summary suspension of Magic Garden Botanicals’ cultivator license (Bridgeton) for unapproved outdoor growing and plants not tracked in Metrc. Heady NJ reports a 4-0 vote, effective Oct 7. NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission · Heady NJ

What’s next: CRC meetings and pending rules

Upcoming CRC public meetings
When Meeting Where / agenda
Thu Oct 29, 2026
11 AM ET		 Regular public meeting (moved from Oct 22) 200 Riverview Plaza, Trenton (in person); watch on Zoom or YouTube. Agenda not yet posted. Register to speak by Oct 27, 5 p.m.; written comments due Oct 30, 5 p.m. NJ-CRC · Slides October 5, 2026 (special meeting; enforcement action)
Thu Dec 10, 2026
11 AM ET		 Regular public meeting 44 South Clinton Ave, Trenton (CRC default venue) NJ-CRC

Pending and unsettled

Watching the Oct 29 meeting? Our desk previews it in SEEF Tax Watch: what the Oct 29 CRC meeting means for NJ shelf prices.

Upcoming NJ cannabis events

Only events that haven’t happened yet, pulled from The Wire, our daily NJ cannabis board. 21+ where noted. Check the organizer’s page before you go.

NJ cannabis events, fall 2026
Date Event Where
Wed Oct 14 Weeding Out The Stoned (420 game show) Newark
Newark Culture Club
Sat Oct 17 NJ Dispensary Takeover 2 + Cars & Cannabis car show 3–8 PM; after-party 9 PM–2 AM; 21+ Atlantic City
Showboat Resort, 801 Boardwalk
Sat Oct 24 Great Pumpkin Smoke Sesh + Craft Market (Fire & Oak × 710 Labs) Mount Holly
Colonial Cafe
Sat Oct 24 Croptoberfest at Brute’s Roots 11 AM–8 PM; live music, car show, vendors; 21+ for purchases Paulsboro
Brute’s Roots, 2001 S. Delaware St.
Sat Oct 24 Clade9 TerpMasters (industry night) 6–10 PM; invite-only · industry (dispensary staff); not open to the public Cherry Hill
Venue not published
Thu Oct 29 CRC public meeting 11 AM Trenton
200 Riverview Plaza
Sat Oct 31 ReLeaf 2nd Anniversary Halloween Party 3–6 PM; 21+ Williamstown
Autumn Lake Winery
Thu Nov 12 Best in Grass New Jersey Award Show Red carpet 6 PM Sayreville
Starland Ballroom
Sat Nov 21 The Drunken Stoner “Boardwalk Hempire” comedy show Showtime listed as 7 PM on site, 8 PM on poster Atlantic City
SunnyTien Lounge
Thu Dec 10 CRC public meeting 11 AM Trenton
44 South Clinton Ave
Source: The Wire and organizer pages, checked October 12, 2026. More in Remaining NJ Cannabis Events 2026.

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FAQ

How many dispensaries are in New Jersey?

As of October 12, 2026, the CRC’s dispensary finder lists 328 locations that sell adult-use cannabis (57 also serve medical patients) and 1 medical-only location. The CRC counted 350 adult-use retailers licensed to operate on August 5, 2026.

How much legal cannabis does New Jersey sell?

Adult-use sales were $115.3M in June 2026 (CRC, uncertified). Certified sales were $540.2M for January–June 2026 and $1.12B for all of 2025. Since sales began on April 21, 2022, the total through June 2026 is about $3.67B (TSR sum of CRC certified totals).

How much tax does New Jersey collect from cannabis?

In 2025 the state collected $67.5M in sales tax on adult-use cannabis and $11.0M in Social Equity Excise Fees (CRC certified). From January to June 2026 it collected $37.5M in sales tax and $5.8M in SEEF. Retail sales carry the 6.625% state sales tax, and host towns can add a local transfer tax of up to 2% on dispensary receipts. Cultivators pay the SEEF, $2.50 per ounce in 2026.

Which New Jersey county has the most dispensaries?

Hudson County, with 35 adult-use dispensaries on the CRC finder (Jersey City alone has 25). Camden County had the largest share of statewide sales in June 2026 at 10.16%.

How many New Jersey towns allow dispensaries?

The CRC’s opt-in table lists 176 of New Jersey’s 564 municipalities as allowing retail dispensaries, so 388 do not. The CRC notes the table may be outdated.

Can you grow cannabis at home in New Jersey?

No. Growing cannabis at home is still illegal for adult-use consumers. Bills S2564 and A4576 would allow up to six plants per adult (12 per household), but both remain in committee as of October 12, 2026.

When is the next CRC meeting?

The next regular CRC meeting is Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 11 a.m. at 200 Riverview Plaza in Trenton. It streams on Zoom and YouTube. The deadline to register to speak is October 27 at 5 p.m. The meeting after that is Thursday, December 10.

Sources & methodology

TSR's compilation is licensed CC BY 4.0. Reuse with credit to The Stoner Review and a link to this page. Underlying figures come from the NJ CRC and NJ Treasury.

  • Dispensary counts: we pulled every location on the CRC’s public finder map on October 12, 2026 and counted those tagged or categorized as recreational (adult-use). We placed each one in a county with U.S. Census 2023 municipal boundary files. Delivery-only services are not counted.
  • Sales: yearly and year-to-date figures are the CRC’s certified quarterly totals (through June 2026). Monthly figures are uncertified Metrc numbers from CRC meeting slides and can be revised; they run higher than the certified totals for the same months. The all-time total is a TSR sum of CRC certified totals, plus any uncertified months after the last certified quarter (none at present). It’s arithmetic, not an estimate.
  • Tax: “state sales tax” is the CRC’s “Recreational Tax Revenue” column. The SEEF is the CRC’s “Social Equity Excise Fees” column. Rates come from NJ Treasury.
  • Data-quality calls on the dispensary count: the CRC map had 330 pins on October 12, 2026. We removed one duplicate (an untagged second pin for NJ Leaf Aberdeen at the same address and website). The map lists two different shops, Conservatory Cannabis Company and City Leaves, at 2516 Fire Rd in Egg Harbor Township; we count both, as the CRC lists them. Central Jersey Dispensary (2 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Somerset 08873) is counted in Somerset County (Franklin Township) by its street address, although its CRC map pin sits inside Jamesburg (Middlesex). Headline number: 328 operating on the map; the CRC’s 350 licensed-to-operate count is shown as a note because licensed doesn’t always mean open.
  • Third-party data (Headset) is labeled wherever it appears and kept out of the CRC tables.
  • Gaps: anything the CRC hasn’t published yet is marked “not yet published.” We don’t fill holes with guesses.
  • Refresh: the desk updates this page weekly. Spot an error? Use the contact page and we’ll fix it.

Sources

  1. NJ-CRC: Find a Licensed Cannabis Dispensary (interactive map), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  2. NJ-CRC: Reports (license awards, patient counts, quarterly sales), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  3. NJ-CRC: Cannabis Sales Totals 2022–Q2 2026 (quarterly, certified), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  4. NJ-CRC: Cannabis Sales Totals 2022–2025 (quarterly, certified), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  5. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, July 16, 2026 (sales, county share, price per gram), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  6. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, August 6, 2026 (businesses licensed to operate), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  7. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, September 9, 2026 (licensing update), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  8. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, June 18, 2026 (Xena NJ consumption area endorsement), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  9. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, March 31, 2026 (Blazin Buddiez consumption area endorsement), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  10. NJ-CRC: Public Meetings (schedule, agendas, slides), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  11. NJ-CRC public meeting slides, October 5, 2026 (special meeting; enforcement action), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  12. NJ-CRC legal notice: Special Public Meeting, Oct 5, 2026, NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  13. NJ-CRC: Government Relations, Municipalities Opted-In to Adult-Use Cannabis Market, NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  14. NJ-CRC: Robust, trouble-free first day of adult-use sales in New Jersey (Apr 21, 2022), NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  15. NJ-CRC Resolution 2025-12-17-02: 2026 Social Equity Excise Fee, NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  16. NJ-CRC 2026 Recommendations to Legislature for Social Equity Investment, NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  17. NJ Division of Taxation: Social Equity Excise Fee (SEEF), NJ Treasury, Division of Taxation. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  18. NJ Division of Taxation TB-104(R): Recreational Cannabis and Licensed Cannabis Establishments, NJ Treasury, Division of Taxation. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  19. NJ Division of Taxation: Sales and Use Tax (6.625%), NJ Treasury, Division of Taxation. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  20. NJ Legislature S2564 (2026): home grow, up to six plants, New Jersey Legislature. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  21. NJ Legislature A4576 (2026): home grow companion bill, New Jersey Legislature. Accessed October 12, 2026.
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  23. Marijuana Herald: NJ sales $101.2M in July 2026 (Headset data), The Marijuana Herald. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  24. Philadelphia Inquirer: East Coast’s first recreational weed lounges open in South Jersey (Aug 6, 2025), Philadelphia Inquirer. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  25. Heady NJ: JC Mayor celebrates Xena Dispensary cannabis lounge opening (Oct 2, 2026), Heady NJ. Accessed October 12, 2026.
  26. Heady NJ: NJCRC suspends Magic Garden Botanicals cultivation license at special meeting (Oct 5, 2026), Heady NJ. Accessed October 12, 2026.

Last updated: · Data file version 2026-10-12. Cite as: The Stoner Review, “New Jersey Cannabis Data Hub,” https://thestonerreview.com/pages/nj-cannabis-data (accessed October 12, 2026).