Marijuana operators, other stakeholders and the general public in Delaware have until June 3 to weigh in on a litany of proposed business rules and regulations related to the rollout of adult-use sales next year.
The regulations, issued last week, cover a variety of topics, including retail, cultivation, processing and testing protocols, applications requirements, and security and safety measures.
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The Office of the Marijuana Commissioner (OMC), the state’s chief cannabis regulator, aims to approve the rules by mid-July and open the licensing application window as early as September, the Wilmington-based Delaware Business Times reported.
In Delaware, as in nearly every other regulated market, operators will be required to follow all marijuana plants and products from seed to sale through a dedicated tracking system
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