INGESTIBLE CANNABIS PRODUCT; MANUFACTURING REQUIREMENTS

Subpart 1. Authorized activity. A manufacturer may only produce ingestible cannabis products or lower-potency hemp-derived edibles if the manufacturer has a license or a product handler endorsement for producing ingestible cannabis products or lower-potency hemp-derived edibles under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 342. Subp. 2. Minnesota food laws. A manufacturer must manufacture ingestible cannabis products and lower-potency hemp-derived edibles in accordance with Minnesota Food Law, including applicable sections of Code of Federal Regulations that are adopted by reference in Minnesota Statutes, section 31.101 , except that a product is not adulterated solely due to the presence of cannabis or hemp ingredients. Subp. 3. Homogenous products. An ingestible cannabis product or a lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer must use production methods that result in a finished product batch with consistent servings and consistent packages, prepared in a manner to ensure that each individual serving has a consistent amount of cannabinoid ingredients pursuant to part 9810.3100 . At a minimum, a manufacturer must: A. develop stable product formulations that consider and address specific ingredients and the nature of the finished product; B. establish written procedures for preparing edible cannabis products or lower-potency hemp edibles specific to the manufacturing site; and C. maintain batch records that demonstrate the manufacturer's compliance with product formulations and the manufacturer's written procedures.