In this month’s newsletter, learn more about the following:
• Wholesale Labeling & Packaging Applications – Now Available in TAP
• ID Checking Guides
• Marijuana-Related Events
• Retail, Deli-Style sales
• Fire Authority & Law Enforcement Webpage- New Resources Available
• Metrc – Processing Jobs
• Updates from the Synthetic Advisory Council
The wholesale option has been added to Packaging and Labeling Applications in TAP. There is now a required section for the “Use Type” on both the package and label application. Wholesale is not available for exit packages.
All manufacturers of wholesale products must submit a package and label application with wholesale selected as the “Use Type.” Please submit these as custom applications to provide images. If there are no designs or graphics, please submit them as “Generic.”
Products that have already been approved on a previous application will not be charged again. The CCD staff will remove the fees before invoicing and approving.
Our licensees’ card because they care, and it’s the law. ID Checking Guides are available for order. However, they are not required. These guides are utilized by businesses, motor vehicle divisions, and government agencies. They are an invaluable tool for any business that is required to verify an individual’s age/DOB.
Marijuana licensees may not bring samples/offer for sale/offer discounts on marijuana and marijuana products at conferences and tradeshows as it is not licensed premises per ARM 42.39.123.
Additionally, consumption of marijuana and marijuana products in public spaces remains prohibited per MCA 16-12-108(1)(k)(i).
A marijuana dispensary licensee that offers retail deli-style sales must maintain and make available for inspection a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) detailing sterile handling techniques to handle marijuana flower.
The Cannabis Control Division’s top priority remains the public’s health, safety, and well-being. We have launched additional educational materials to assist local and state law enforcement at our website. Please visit the link and share it.
The zeroed-out package tag used as the source for the processing job should remain active until the processing job is completed and the resulting product is assigned its own tag. The package tag used as the source can then be finished out in Metrc.
The Synthetic Advisory Council last met on April 15, 2024. The audio and video recording can be viewed here.
The next Synthetic Advisory meeting is scheduled for May 24, 2024, at 10 am MST. The public is invited to observe the next Synthetic Advisory meeting at the link below.
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