Information for Registered Businesses
OCM is no longer accepting HDCP business registrations or changes.
After a lengthy education and promotion campaign, OCM closed the hemp registration system on April 14, 2025, following the adoption of rules governing Minnesota’s cannabis industry, which set in place OCM’s ability to issue business licenses. From June 2 to August 31, OCM held a second registration period for businesses seeking to sell hemp-derived cannabinoid products (HDCPs) to consumers.
Businesses registered with the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) to sell hemp-derived cannabinoid products may convert their registration by applying for a lower-potency hemp edible (LPHE) license from October 1 to October 31, 2025, as long as their registration is in good standing with OCM and they apply while the license application window is open. Registered businesses selling hemp-derived cannabinoid products may continue sales until LPHE licenses are issued, at which point only lower-potency hemp edibles will be compliant. LPHEs may also be sold by businesses holding a license for cannabis retailer business, cannabis microbusiness with retail endorsement, cannabis mezzobusiness with retail endorsement, or a medical cannabis combination business with a retail endorsement.
For more information, please reference the Hemp Registrant to License Holder Conversion Guide and the Lower-Potency Hemp Edible (LPHE) License Guide.
Questions?
If you have questions, please email cannabis.info@state.mn.us.
Map of registered businesses
Below is an interactive map of businesses that have registered with OCM, including those that sell products in person or online (including out-of-state businesses) and manufacturers/wholesalers that have voluntarily registered.
Click on a location marker for a specific business name and address. Click on the plus sign to zoom in.