Bill > SF2173

This bill modifies the labeling and information requirements for cannabis businesses in Minnesota, mandating that cannabis microbusinesses, retailers, and medical cannabis combination businesses provide customers with detailed, scientifically supported information about cannabis products. Specifically, the bill requires businesses to give customers factual information about impairment effects, health risks, mental health risks, risks to developing brains, potential addiction, medication interactions, and medical condition interactions. The bill also introduces new guidelines for vehicle and machinery operation, stipulating that customers should not drive for eight hours after consuming edible THC products or four hours after smoking or vaping THC products. Additionally, businesses must provide resources for answering questions about cannabis products, contact information for poison control and safety hotlines, substance use disorder treatment options, and any other information specified by the state office. The bill allows businesses to provide this required information either on product packaging labels or through a separate document or pamphlet given to customers at the point of purchase, giving businesses some flexibility in how they communicate these important safety and health details.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF2173&ssn=0&y=2025