Packaging and Labeling

Packaging and Labeling Requirements in Statute and Rule

A business that is licensed or endorsed by OCM to manufacture or produce regulated cannabis or hemp-derived products must comply with all applicable packaging and labeling requirements under state statute and rule. Business owners should become familiar with the following sections of law and rule that directly apply to the packaging and labeling requirements:

• Minnesota Statutes, sections 342.62, 342.63
• Minnesota Rules, parts 9810.1400, 9810.1401, 9810.1402, 9810.1403

Guidance and Resources

These guidelines are an important part of ensuring that Minnesota’s LPHE industry prioritizes public health and safety, consumer confidence and market integrity. The information contained in this document is not legal advice, and it is the responsibility of each license holder to thoroughly read all applicable laws and rules to maintain compliance.

Packaging and Labeling Guide for Cannabis and Lower-Potency Hemp Edible Products (updated 4/1/26)
OCM has created this document to provide guidance to licensed businesses and to help them navigate the packaging and labeling rules adopted by the state of Minnesota.

Lower-Potency Hemp Edible (LPHE) Product Compliance: Packaging and Labeling Quick Guide (updated 4/1/26)
This document is meant to provide packaging and labeling guidance to businesses licensed by the Office of Cannabis Management to sell lower-potency hemp edibles.