Patients with autism enrolled in Minnesota’s medical cannabis program report a noticeable improvement in their co-occurring conditions within four months of receiving medical cannabis, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).
Office offers update on industry progress as state reaches important milestone
Patients with cancer enrolled in Minnesota’s medical cannabis program are finding a noticeable improvement in symptoms associated with cancer, including nausea, vomiting and appetite loss, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).
Applications now being accepted for next round of CanGrow funding
Today, the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) resumed accepting business license applications for the three lower-potency hemp edible (LPHE) license types: LPHE retailers, LPHE manufacturers, and LPHE wholesalers.
Today, Governor Tim Walz signed a bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature allowing businesses manufacturing lower-potency hemp edibles (LPHEs) to continue using out-of-state testing facilities until May 31, 2027, as long as those labs are able to meet criteria established by the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).
Today, the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) announced that on April 1, it will begin accepting business license applications for the three lower-potency hemp edible (LPHE) license types: LPHE retailers, LPHE manufacturers, and LPHE wholesalers. Applications will then be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing, rolling basis.
Agreement marks the eighth compact or cooperative agreement between a Tribal Nation and the state of Minnesota
The listening tour begins on March 12 with stops in Pine County and Cloquet, and a public listening session in Duluth on March 13.
Dashboard and newly released legislative reports provide insight into market launch activities in 2025 and anticipated market growth in 2026