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Q1. What does the. new law do? Al. It is now legal to. sell certain edibles.and bever4goinfuted with tetrahydro.pa Ab nn iin ol (THQ, the cannabis ingredient extracted fro w. bomp. The new law was passed by the Legislature as part -ofUmpteL28. Article. 13 makes several changes to Minnesota .8taigte, , section 15132 regarding the sale of certain cannabihoid (CBD) products. The changes. took effe ct.cin jaly I. The new law amends the scope of sale of any product -that contains cannabinoids extracted from hemp and that is an edible c annabinoid product or is intended for. human or animal consumption. Pfevi6us law authorized a product containing norift4b*qatin--g cannabinoids to be sold, but the authority to sell edible CBD product's was unclearr. The -new -law expands the authority to: include nonintoxicatin& cannabinoids, including edible- canuabinoid products, provided they do -flot,contain moreAhzin. 0.3%. of any THC. An edible -dannabinold product alsocannot exceed more than five milligrams of any THC in a single serving,. or more than..a total of W-milligrams of any T14C per package. f"I", Under the law, where are edible cannabinoids allowed to be sold? A2. The new law -does not limit *here edible. cannabinoids products may be sold. However, certain businesses by their tature maybe bq, limited on their ability to.sell the products. Liquor stores,.for example, are limited to selling -specific -items set by Minnesota S section 340A_-4_iZ subd. 14. The Alcohol and Gambling.Enforeement Division (AGE) of the Minnesota Dep4rtmeotof.PubRq Safetyhasadvis6d*t-he1eagw of Minnesota Cities that products containing-CBD,`hemp, or THC- are. not. allowed for sale at.an exclusive liquor store. In addition, AGE has informed LMC that a liquor store's -Ability to -sell food pursuant to Minnesota -Statute- section 340A.412 -amb-d. 14 (b), does not include.edib. lie cgrinabinoid products. QI Could my city's municipal liquor store sell the edible cannabinoid products? A3. Liquor stores- are limited io,sellingspeciheitems set by Minnesota Statute section. subd. 1.4, . The Alcohol and Gambling Zhfutcement-Division (AGE) of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety has advised the League of Wpfieso a. Cities that at products containing.-M., hemp, or THC are. not allowed for sale at- an exclusive liquor store. AGI.has. advised LMC that CBD, hemp, or THC -infused beverages are not-intefided to be miied. with alcoholic bevtrag6s and are not considered soft drinks. In addition,: AGE has infofined LMC `that aliquot.s.tore's ability to. sell food pursuant to Minnesota Statute-, section34OA-412).subd-14. (b), does not include edible canna . binoid.proditem. Dire to this guidance, LMC recommends i -cities k6fi-aih from selling such products. at their ihtffiiciA pal liquor stores. Q4. What regulations are in place for packaging for edible cannabinoids?