Massachusetts regulation 935 CMR 501.300 requires the Commission to establish a public complaints process with dedicated telephone, email, or alternative channels for reporting Medical Marijuana Establishment violations by licensees, agents, or Host…
Massachusetts allows medical marijuana establishments in Dukes County and Nantucket to use modified on-premises testing systems or Commission-approved alternatives if independent laboratories are unavailable, with patient deliveries restricted to th…
Massachusetts regulation 935 CMR 501.181 requires municipalities to adopt equity standards for marijuana retail licensing through Social Equity Business exclusivity, Commission Model, or 1:1 approval processes with transparent fees, deadlines, and s…
Massachusetts regulation 935 CMR 501.180 establishes minimum Host Community Agreement standards for cannabis license applicants, including good faith negotiation requirements, prohibited contract terms, and a 3% gross sales Community Impact Fee cap.
Massachusetts requires all marijuana products to pass testing by Independent Testing Laboratories for cannabinoids and contaminants before sale, with vaporizers needing additional heavy metals screening and a one-year validity period.
Massachusetts cannabis edibles regulation 935 CMR 501.150 prohibits human, animal, and fruit-shaped products while requiring sanitation compliance, THC-based nutrition labeling, serving size clarity in milligrams, and delayed-effect warnings.
Massachusetts regulation 935 CMR 501.145 establishes requirements for medical marijuana home delivery operations, including vehicle inventory limits of $5,000-$10,000 retail value, delivery hours between 7 AM-11 PM local time, and seed-to-sale track…
Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources opens public comment and hearing on Clean Peak Energy Portfolio Standard amendments effective June 26, 2026, which require retail electricity suppliers to meet minimum clean peak resource percentages for …
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services proposes updated payment rates for residential rehabilitation programs treating co-occurring substance disorders and addictive conditions in 24-hour settings under 101 CMR 346.00.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security must establish regulations for firearms dealer and licensing authority training under Chapter 135 of the Acts of 2024.
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