Due to changes in Minnesota law, this survey was closed on August 1, 2023. Please subscribe to our In the Weeds blog for Minnesota cannabis legislation and regulatory updates.

On July 1, 2022, hemp-derived THC edibles up to 5 milligrams per serving and 50 milligrams per package became legal under Minnesota law. First introduced in May 2022, the law took effect at a sprint pace without significant regulatory oversight or licensure requirements from the state government.

In reaction, certain municipalities and counties across Minnesota have implemented moratoriums, creating a patchwork of prohibitions until the jurisdictions have time to consider possible regulatory regimes. This survey intends to provide an open resource for businesses to understand where moratoriums may be in place in order to avoid potential criminal or civil penalties.

This survey is intended for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with knowledgeable legal counsel to determine where you can and cannot sell, distribute or manufacture THC edibles in the state. JT Schuweiler can be reached at 612.607.7047 or jschuweiler@foxrothschild.com. 

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*Please be mindful that possessing, using, distributing and/or selling marijuana is a federal crime, and no legal advice we give is intended to provide any guidance or assistance in violating federal law nor will it provide any guidance or assistance in complying with federal law. Please also note that we are not advising you regarding the federal, state or local tax consequences of engaging in any business in this industry.