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Curaleaf opens its second cannabis dispensary (state’s 13th) in Edgewater Park

Curaleaf opened a cannabis dispensary in Edgewater Park on Wednesday, the company’s second in the state since sales of recreational adult-use marijuana were permitted in April.

The new location, at 4237 Route 130 in Bergen County, is the 13th overall for the state. Curaleaf also has a location in Bellmawr in Camden County.

Curaleaf CEO Matt Darin said the company is dedicated to providing premium quality products and reliable retail experiences for adult-use customers while continuing to serve patients enrolled in the state’s medical program.

About Curaleaf Holdings

Curaleaf Holdings is a leading international provider of consumer products in cannabis with a mission to improve lives by providing clarity around cannabis and confidence around consumption. It currently operates in 22 states with 133 dispensaries, 26 cultivation sites and employs more than 5,700 team members.

Darin said Curaleaf Edgewater Park will implement additional measures to prioritize licensed medical patients, including:

  • Access to private consultation areas;
  • A secure online ordering system;
  • Exclusive checkout lines;
  • Designated parking spots;
  • Two medical-only shopping hours per day.

Darin said Curaleaf, which now has 133 dispensaries in 22 states, is all-in on New Jersey.

“After a successful adult-use launch in April, we are thrilled to expand our adult-use footprint, allowing us to serve even more New Jersey consumers,” he said. “I’d like to thank the town of Edgewater Park for their partnership and for so graciously welcoming us into the community. Curaleaf is committed to ensuring patients and consumers receive quality products and service as they embark on their cannabis journey.”

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