Minnesota HF1844 prohibits the approval of added flavors in inhaled cannabis products.
HF1844 amends Minnesota Statutes to prohibit the approval of inhaled cannabis products with added flavors such as fruit, mint, menthol, vanilla, chocolate, spice, or other common food flavors. The bill also restricts products that could mislead consumers into thinking they have a flavor other than cannabis. This legislation aims to regulate the cannabis market by ensuring that certain product characteristics do not appeal to a younger demographic or mimic food products.
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