Minnesota SF556 modifies cannabis selling and advertising provisions, including THC limits and warnings about cancer.
Minnesota SF556 amends cannabis regulations by requiring the Office of Cannabis Management to establish limits on the total THC content in cannabis products. It prohibits adding ingredients to cannabis products to impart a taste or smell other than cannabis. The bill mandates that warnings about cannabis consumption include information about the risk of cancer and other health risks. It also prohibits advertisements that promote contact information for poison control centers and safety hotlines regarding side effects and substance use disorder treatment options.
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