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SF4871 • 2026

Remediated cannabis product definition

Remediated cannabis product definition

Passed Legislature

This bill passed both chambers and reached final enrollment, even if later executive action is not shown here.

Sponsor
Pha
Last action
2026-03-26
Official status
Introduction and first reading
Effective date
Not listed

Plain English Breakdown

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Bill History

  1. 2026-03-26 House

    Introduction and first reading

Official Summary Text

Remediated cannabis product definition

Current Bill Text

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A bill for an act

relating to cannabis; defining remediated cannabis product; requiring cannabis

business to disclose information related to remediated cannabis products; proposing

coding for new law in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 342.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:

Section 1.

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[342.631] DISCLOSURE OF REMEDIATION.

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Subdivision 1.

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Definition.

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For purposes of this section, "remediated cannabis product"

means any flower, concentrate, extract, or product, including but not limited to dried cannabis

flower, rosin, edibles, and tinctures derived from cannabis that, at any point during

cultivation, processing, or manufacturing, required and underwent a process to reduce or

remove any contaminant, including but not limited to mold, mildew, pesticides, or heavy

metals, to comply with the safety and testing requirements established by the office.

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Subd. 2.

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Labeling requirement; mandatory disclosure.

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(a) A remediated cannabis

product must comply with the labeling requirements under section 342.63.

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(b) A licensed cannabis business must not sell, distribute, or otherwise transfer a

remediated cannabis product to a consumer unless the product's primary package and

marketing layer label conspicuously displays the statement required under subdivision 3.

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Subd. 3.

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Required statement.

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A label of a remediated cannabis product must include

the following statement, in a font size no smaller than the required warning statement under

section 342.63, subdivision 2, clause (8), and in contrasting color to the background: "This

product, or its constituent cannabis, was produced using REMEDIATED CANNABIS

MATERIAL to meet state safety standards."

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Subd. 4.

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Mandatory disclosure in advertising and marketing.

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(a) All marketing,

advertising, and promotional materials for a specific remediated cannabis product must

include the statement required under subdivision 3.

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(b) The requirement under paragraph (a) applies but is not limited to digital

advertisements, point-of-sale displays, product menus, and online product descriptions.

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Penalties; license suspension or revocation.

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(a) The office has the authority

to issue civil penalties for each violation of this section.

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(b) The office must adopt rules establishing a schedule of civil fines for violations of

this section. Fines must be no less than $1,000 for a first offense and no less than $5,000

for a second offense within a three-year period. The schedule must be based on and reflect

the culpability, frequency, and severity of the violator's actions.

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(c) If a licensed cannabis business has three or more separate and confirmed violations

of this section within a five-year period, the office must suspend or revoke the cultivator or

retailer license held by the business pursuant to section 342.21. The office may also initiate

license revocation or suspension upon a single instance of intentional and knowing

misrepresentation of a product's remediation status.

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