Minnesota Administrative Rules

9810.1401 PACKAGING AND LABELING REQUIREMENTS FOR RETAIL SALE.

Subpart 1.

Labeling requirements applicable to immature cannabis plants and cannabis seedlings.

Immature cannabis plants and seedlings sold to customers or patients must be labeled with:

A.

the name and license number of the cannabis business that cultivated the immature cannabis plants or seedlings;

B.

the weight or volume of the plant or seedlings sold, not including the weight or volume of the package or container;

C.

the average or projected cannabinoid profile based on the variety; and

D.

the statement: "This plant or seedling is not required to be and has not been tested for safety compliance under Minnesota Statutes, section 342.61."

Subp. 2.

Labeling requirements applicable to dried cannabis flower products.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403, and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, dried cannabis flower product labels must include:

A.

the product's cannabinoid profile;

B.

the product's strain or cultivar name, listed by scientific terms, if available;

C.

the date that the product is best if used by; and

D.

if the product includes cannabis concentrate, the information in subpart 4.

Subp. 3.

Labeling requirements applicable to ingestible cannabis products and lower-potency hemp edibles.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403, and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, ingestible cannabis product and lower-hemp edible product labels must include:

A.

the cannabinoid profile of the product;

B.

all other ingredients in the product, including excipients, listed in a separate section of the ingredient list in descending order of predominance by weight;

C.

the net weight or net volume of the product;

D.

the serving size of the product and number of servings per container;

E.

the THC content and CBD content per serving, expressed in milligrams per serving;

F.

the THC content and CBD content for the package in its entirety, expressed in milligrams per package;

G.

the expiration date when the product is no longer fit for consumption and when the product must be destroyed; and

H.

major allergens in the product declared in common name consistent with the Minnesota Food Law.

Subp. 4.

Labeling requirements applicable to cannabis concentrate products.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403, and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, a cannabis concentrate product label must include the following information:

A.

the name of the cannabis business that produced the product;

B.

the date that the product was made;

C.

the amount of cannabis concentrate per serving, as measured in grams;

D.

the amount of cannabis concentrate per package, as measured in grams;

E.

the method used to create the cannabis concentrate;

F.

a list of ingredients in the product;

G.

major allergens in the product declared in common name consistent with the Minnesota Food Law;

H.

the expiration date when the concentrate product is no longer fit for consumption and when the product must be destroyed; and

I.

the warning statement "Do Not Eat."

Subp. 5.

Labeling requirements applicable to topical products.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403, and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, topical product labels must include the following information:

A.

the manufacturer name, location, and website;

B.

the name of the independent, accredited laboratory used by the manufacturer to test the product;

C.

the net weight or net volume of the product in the package or container;

D.

a potency statement describing the cannabinoid profile of the product;

E.

the list of all ingredients in the product in descending order of predominance by weight or volume;

F.

the product's recommended amount for use at any one time; and

G.

the warning statement "For Topical Application - Do Not Eat or Smoke."

Subp. 6.

Labeling requirements applicable to hemp-derived consumer products.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403, and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, hemp-derived consumer products must:

A.

comply with subpart 2 if the product is a hemp-derived consumer product under Minnesota Statutes, section 342.01, subdivision 37, paragraph (a), clause (1); or

B.

comply with subpart 4 if the product is a hemp-derived consumer product under Minnesota Statutes, section 342.01, subdivision 37, paragraph (a), clause (2).

Subp. 7.

Labeling requirements for imported hemp-derived consumer products.

All hemp-derived consumer products imported into the state must be labeled in a manner that provides customers substantially similar information to the requirements applicable to hemp-derived consumer products under this chapter and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63. In addition, imported hemp-derived consumer products must contain the following information on the label:

A.

the state of the product's origin; and

B.

the name and business address of the product's manufacturer.

Subp. 8.

Labeling requirements for products containing artificially derived cannabinoids.

In addition to the labeling requirements under parts 9810.1400, 9810.1402, and 9810.1403 and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.63, products that contain artificially derived cannabinoids must be labeled with the following statement: "Contains artificially derived cannabinoids. Not all safety hazards have been evaluated."

Statutory Authority:

MS s 342.02

History:

49 SR 1143

Published Electronically:

April 25, 2025