Aspiring Minnesota business owners can start the social equity verification process on June 24, marking the first step toward potentially securing a cannabis business license in the state’s developing adult-use marijuana program.
Once the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) verifies social equity status, Minnesotans can apply for business licenses when the application window opens July 24, according to an OCM news release.
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To qualify for social equity, applicants must either be:
Veterans. New farmers. Living in areas with high poverty levels. Formerly convicted of possession or selling marijuana.
Business applications must include operating plans, employee training protocols as well as security and industry experience.
License winners will be selected through a random lottery later this year.
Cultivators, mezzobusinesses and microbusinesses
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