Скачать или смотреть Understanding California's Emergency Cannabis Regulation Package

On November 16, 2017, California’s three state licensing cannabis authorities publicly noticed proposed emergency regulations for commercial medicinal and adult-use cannabis.

The highlights of these changes include:
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) will issue temporary business licenses that allow a business to engage in commercial cannabis activity.

Applications for annual licenses will be accepted online beginning in December, 2017.

Licenses that are issued will have one category and one type. A-licenses will be issued for adult-use, and M licenses will be used for medical use.

Products cannot be infused with nicotine or alcohol or have caffeine added.

Edible products are limited to 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg of THC per package.

Cannabis products should not have packaging that is attractive to children or is transparent. Packaging should be re-sealable and child resistant.

One important point to note is that a transition period will be in effect from January 1 to July 1, 2018, for state licensing authorities.

Additional laws and changes are likely to occur; this video only covers some of the highlights of the emergency regulations but is by no means a complete summary.

In addition, please remember that cannabis is still a Schedule I drug under the Federal Controlled Substances Act and wholly illegal, even for medical use. Anyone interested in this industry should make sure they are fully informed of the Federal laws related to cannabis. Contact the Law Offices of Christina Weed for more information: https://cwlawoffices.com/