SALEM – Medical marijuana dispensary owners pleaded Thursday with legislators to allow them to sell to recreational pot users once the drug becomes legal on July 1.
“We don’t know a single dispensary doing well in this over-saturated market,” said Meghan Walstatter, who along with her husband Matt owns a dispensary in Northeast Portland.
She called early sales of recreational marijuana a “much-needed lifeline” for the dispensaries.
The Oregon Health Authority has approved licenses for 310 dispensaries and another 93 are pending, according to a June 12 tally. [Read more at the Portland Oregonian]
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