SF2641

Summary

A Minnesota bill that would authorize certain liquor wholesalers to purchase and sell lower-potency hemp edibles has been introduced and received its first reading. Allowing liquor wholesalers into the lower-potency hemp edibles supply chain would introduce a new class of competitor and distribution channel, affecting existing hemp product retailers and manufacturers.

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• SF4540Cannabis business license and endorsement provisions modificationIntroduced
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