Minnesota’s recreational marijuana market is on track to launch in 2025, even as some potential businesses say they’re concerned that the process is taking too long.
The state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), created under the 2023 law approving adult-use marijuana, has the first draft of the rules, providing more direction about how businesses will be expected to operate, Minneapolis TV station WCCO reported.
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The agency is accepting more feedback on the second version of the rules before they’re expected to be finalized by the first quarter of 2025.
Businesses will be able to begin operations after those rules are set.
Shawn Weber, who owns Morgan-based Crested River Cannabis, is eager to start growing.
“Everybody that is either interested or in the industry,
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