The path to Minnesota’s legal cannabis market has been anything but straightforward. Yesterday, the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) reopened its licensing process, marking a new chapter in the state’s cannabis industry. After lawsuits disrupted the initial attempt last year, this fresh round of applications comes with adjustments aimed

The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) has opened a public comment period for draft rules that will govern the state’s emerging recreational cannabis industry. This marks a significant milestone for Minnesota’s cannabis market, though the rollout has been anything but smooth. From abrupt leadership changes to delays in licensing,

Minnesota’s road to launching its legal cannabis market has taken a sudden turn. The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) recently made headlines by canceling the long-planned cannabis license lottery process. This decision, brought about by legal challenges, is likely to delay the state’s cannabis retail sales but also offers

In a surprising turn of events, the state of Minnesota has found itself at the forefront of a cannabis beverage revolution. It all began with a small, seemingly innocuous legal clause that has since led to an explosion in the market for hemp-derived THC-infused drinks. What started as an overlooked

Minnesota has taken a step forward in its cannabis legislation with the recent signing of HF 4757 by Governor Tim Walz. This bill allows for the early start of cannabis cultivation in 2024, well ahead of the planned launch of retail licenses in early 2025. This forward-thinking approach aims to