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Minnesota could license hundreds of marijuana retailers, cultivators in coming months

  • Minnesota has received over 3,500 applications for marijuana business licenses, including 1,444 social equity applications, as reported by the state Office of Cannabis Management.
  • A draft of regulations for the state's cannabis market has been submitted for final approval to an administrative law judge, according to the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management.
  • Interim Director Eric Taubel stated that the approval of rules marks a crucial milestone for prospective businesses seeking cannabis licenses.
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Through dozens of bills, Minnesota lawmakers look to carve out cannabis regulations

MINNEAPOLIS — More than a year after Minnesota legalized cannabis in 2023, Minnesota lawmakers continue to tinker with cannabis regulations in the state. While the fight to legalize cannabis is over in Minnesota, the war for how the industry takes shape is not. Bills to ramp up regulations, relax restrictions and remove outdated language remain scattered across the state Senate and House floor. Bills this session include proposals to raise the l…

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Fox 9 broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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