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August 2, 2022
On July 1, 2022, Minnesota law (MS 151.72) pertaining to the sale of certain products derived from hemp changed to allow for the sale and processing of goods known as edible cannabinoid product (ECP). An ECP is not considered a food or drug though it is meant for human consumption. In addition, a food license is not required to make or sell an ECP. The Minnesota Board of Pharmacy has authority over ECPs.
For consumer health and safety, the Hemp Derived Edible Cannabinoid Product Guidance for Food Operators was developed to:
- Inform food business operators about requirements for making and selling an ECP,
- Provide guidance on protecting the safety of food ingredients used to make an ECP, and to
- Provide information on protecting food that is within the jurisdiction of food licensing agencies.
You may visit the following links for more specific information about hemp derived ECP.
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