Bill > HF4201

This bill modifies regulations concerning cannabis and hemp businesses and products, primarily by adjusting licensing rules and updating labeling requirements. Key changes include allowing businesses to hold both lower-potency hemp edible licenses and other business licenses, such as those for food preparation or alcohol sales, while previously they could not hold a cannabis business license if they held a lower-potency hemp edible license. It also removes a prohibition on hemp license holders also holding a cannabis business license. The bill also revises labeling requirements for various cannabis and hemp-derived products, including lower-potency hemp edibles, to ensure clearer information for consumers. This includes specifying details like the manufacturer, ingredients, cannabinoid profiles, serving sizes, and prominently displaying warning symbols and information about the Minnesota Poison Control Center, with some flexibility for products containing only non-intoxicating cannabinoids. Additionally, it clarifies that products manufactured under certain sections can contain naturally occurring hemp concentrate as long as the total THC content does not exceed 0.3 percent.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/4201/