Alcohol and cannabis sales saw a slight increase in the first quarter financial results from the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC).
“Local cannabis remains extremely popular as we continued to add more local products to our shelves. We carried products from five more local producers than we did during the same period last year for a total of 16 local suppliers, with local cannabis now accounting for 28.4% of all cannabis sales – our highest to date,” the NSLC notes in a press release.
Additionally, the top three selling pre-rolls were local products and eight of the top ten dried flower products were also local. Overall, local cannabis sales increased just under 60 per cent in the quarter, buoyed by the new stores and an increase in product listings from local producers.
The average price per gram of dried flower also fell another 5.3 per
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