The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) announced today it has submitted its proposed rules governing legal cannabis for final approval – the next step in launching Minnesota’s new adult-use cannabis industry.
In drafting the rules, OCM conducted a series of surveys that focused on specific rulemaking topics and held meetings with partners and interested parties, including cannabis management offices from other states. OCM can begin issuing cannabis business licenses once the rules are formally adopted.
“Our timeline for launching the adult-use market has forecasted completing rules by the end of first quarter 2025,” said OCM Interim Director Eric Taubel. “With the rules now in the hands of an administrative law judge for final approval, we’ve reached a crucial milestone. Following approval, prospective businesses will be able to complete their final steps and receive a cannabis license.”
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