1.1.................... moves to amend S. F. No. 2370, the second engrossment, as amended, as
1.2follows:
1.3Page 23, line 22, after "(11)" insert "manufacture," and after "package" insert a comma
1.4Page 23, after line 25, insert:
1.5"(12) transport and deliver medical cannabis flower and medical cannabinoid products
1.6to medical​ cannabis processors, medical cannabis retailers, other medical cannabis
1.7combination​ businesses, patients enrolled in the registry program, registered designated
1.8caregivers, and​ parents, legal guardians, and spouses of an enrolled patient;"
1.9Page 23, line 26, strike "(12)" and insert "(13) manufacture," and after "package" insert
1.10a comma
1.11Page 23, line 27, after "customers" insert "and other cannabis businesses"
1.12Page 23, line 28, strike "(13)" and insert "(14)"
1.13Page 24, line 1, strike "(14)" and insert "(15)"
1.14Page 24, line 3, strike the second "and"
1.15Page 24, after line 3, insert:
1.16"(16) transport immature cannabis plants and seedlings, adult-use cannabis​ flower,
1.17adult-use cannabis products, lower-potency hemp edibles, hemp-derived consumer​ products,
1.18and other products authorized by law to other cannabis businesses;
​1.19(17) sell and transport lower-potency hemp edibles to lower-potency hemp edible retailers
1.20and lower-potency hemp edible wholesalers; and"
1.21Page 24, line 4, strike "(15)" and insert "(18)"
1.22Page 24, after line 26, insert:

2.1    "Sec. .... Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 342.515, subdivision 7, is amended to read:
2.2    Subd. 7. Transportation between facilities. A medical cannabis combination business
2.3may transport immature cannabis plants and seedlings, cannabis flower, cannabis products,
2.4artificially derived cannabinoids, hemp plant parts, hemp concentrate, lower-potency hemp
2.5edibles, and hemp-derived consumer products between facilities operated by the medical
2.6cannabis combination business if the medical cannabis combination business:
2.7(1) provides the office with the information described in section 342.35, subdivision 2;
2.8and
2.9(2) complies with the requirements of section 342.36."
2.10Page 38, line 20, reinstate the stricken language and delete the new language
2.11Page 38, delete lines 22 and 23
2.12Page 39, line 27, after "wholesaler" insert ", a medical cannabis combination business"
2.13Page 41, line 10, after "wholesaler" insert ", a medical cannabis combination business"
2.14Page 42, line 20, strike "and" and after "wholesalers" insert ", and medical cannabis
2.15combination businesses"
2.16Page 43, line 21, after "manufacturers" insert ", medical cannabis combination businesses"
2.17Page 64, after line 28, insert:

2.18    "Sec. .... Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 342.45, subdivision 1, is amended to read:
2.19    Subdivision 1. Authorized actions. A lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer license,
2.20consistent with the specific license endorsement or endorsements, entitles the license holder
2.21to:
2.22(1) purchase hemp plant parts, hemp concentrate, and artificially derived cannabinoids
2.23from cannabis microbusinesses, cannabis mezzobusinesses, cannabis manufacturers, cannabis
2.24wholesalers, and lower-potency hemp edible manufacturers;
2.25(2) purchase hemp plant parts and propagules from industrial hemp growers licensed
2.26under chapter 18K;
2.27(3) purchase hemp concentrate from an industrial hemp processor licensed under chapter
2.2818K;
2.29(4) make hemp concentrate;
2.30(5) manufacture artificially derived cannabinoids;
3.1(6) manufacture lower-potency hemp edibles for public consumption;
3.2(7) package and label lower-potency hemp edibles for sale to customers;
3.3(8) sell hemp concentrate, artificially derived cannabinoids, and lower-potency hemp
3.4edibles to other cannabis businesses and hemp businesses; and
3.5(9) manufacture, package, and label products containing cannabinoids that are intended
3.6for sale outside of the state;
3.7(10) store products containing cannabinoids that are intended for sale outside of the
3.8state;
3.9(11) sell products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
3.10edibles to customers outside of the state; and
3.11(9) (12) perform other actions approved by the office.

3.12    Sec. .... Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 342.45, is amended by adding a subdivision to
3.13read:
3.14    Subd. 4a. Products intended for sale in other jurisdictions. (a) A lower-potency hemp
3.15edible manufacturer that produces products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as
3.16lower-potency hemp edibles and are intended for sale only in jurisdictions other​ than
3.17Minnesota must obtain a hemp product exporter endorsement from the office.
3.18(b) All areas within the premises of a lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer used for
3.19producing products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
3.20edibles must meet the sanitary standards specified in rules adopted by the office.
3.21(c) A lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer must not add any cannabis flower,
3.22cannabis concentrate, or cannabinoid derived from cannabis flower or cannabis concentrate
3.23to products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp edibles.
3.24(d) All products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
3.25edibles and are intended, distributed, and offered for sale only in jurisdictions other​ than
3.26Minnesota must be physically separated from all lower-potency hemp edibles during​ the
3.27manufacturing, packaging, and labeling process.
3.28(e) All products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
3.29edibles and are intended, distributed, and offered for sale only in jurisdictions other than
3.30Minnesota must be tested as provided in section 342.61 and must meet all standards
3.31established by the office except for any limits on the amount of any cannabinoid a product
3.32may contain. The packaging of such products must contain verification that the product was
4.1tested according to section 342.61 and that the product complies with applicable standards
4.2except for any limits on the amount of any cannabinoid a product may contain. The packaging
4.3must also include the product's batch number and the cannabinoid profile per serving and
4.4in total.
4.5(f) The packaging of all products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as
4.6lower-potency hemp edibles and are intended, distributed, and offered for sale only in
4.7jurisdictions other​ than Minnesota must clearly state that the products are not for sale in
4.8Minnesota.
4.9(g) A lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer must not sell or offer for sale products
4.10containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp edibles in Minnesota
4.11and must not manufacture, distribute, or store such products knowing or having reason to
4.12know that the products will be sold in Minnesota.
4.13(h) The office may suspend, revoke, or cancel the license or endorsement of a
4.14lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer who is prohibited from distributing products
4.15containing cannabinoids in any other jurisdiction,​ convicted of an offense involving the
4.16distribution of products containing cannabinoids in​ any other jurisdiction, or found liable
4.17for distributing any product that injured customers in​ any other jurisdiction. A lower-potency
4.18hemp edible manufacturer shall disclose all relevant​ information related to actions in another
4.19jurisdiction. Failure to disclose relevant information​ may result in disciplinary action by
4.20the office, including the suspension, revocation, or​ cancellation of an endorsement or license."
4.21Page 65, delete section 19
4.22Page 66, line 9, delete "and"
4.23Page 66, after line 9, insert:
4.24"(4) purchase and store products containing cannabinoids that are intended for sale
4.25outside of the state;
4.26(5) sell products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
4.27edibles to customers outside of the state; and"
4.28Page 66, line 10, delete "(4)" and insert "(6)"
4.29Page 67, after line 20, insert:
4.30    "Subd. 4. Products intended for sale in other jurisdictions. (a) A lower-potency hemp
4.31edible wholesaler that purchases, stores, transports, or sells products containing cannabinoids
4.32that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp edibles and are intended for sale only in
5.1jurisdictions other​ than Minnesota must obtain a hemp product exporter endorsement from
5.2the office.
5.3(b) All products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
5.4edibles and are intended, distributed, and offered for sale only in jurisdictions other​ than
5.5Minnesota must be physically separated from all lower-potency hemp edibles and must be
5.6in packaging that clearly states that the products are not for sale in Minnesota.
5.7(c) All products containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp
5.8edibles and are intended, distributed, and offered for sale only in jurisdictions other than
5.9Minnesota must be packaged in a manner that includes verification that the product was
5.10tested according to section 342.61 and that the product complies with applicable standards
5.11except for any limits on the amount of any cannabinoid a product may contain. The packaging
5.12must also include the product's batch number and the cannabinoid profile per serving and
5.13in total.
5.14(d) A lower-potency hemp edible wholesaler must not sell or offer for sale products
5.15containing cannabinoids that do not qualify as lower-potency hemp edibles in Minnesota
5.16and must not distribute or store such products knowing or having reason to know that the
5.17products will be sold in Minnesota.
5.18(e) The office may suspend, revoke, or cancel the license or endorsement of a
5.19lower-potency hemp edible wholesaler who is prohibited from distributing products
5.20containing cannabinoids in any other jurisdiction,​ convicted of an offense involving the
5.21distribution of products containing cannabinoids in​ any other jurisdiction, or found liable
5.22for distributing any product that injured customers in​ any other jurisdiction. A lower-potency
5.23hemp edible wholesaler shall disclose all relevant​ information related to actions in another
5.24jurisdiction. Failure to disclose relevant information​ may result in disciplinary action by
5.25the office, including the suspension, revocation, or​ cancellation of an endorsement or license."
5.26Renumber the subdivisions in sequence
5.27Page 69, line 14, after "wholesaler" insert ", medical cannabis combination business"
5.28Page 75, delete section 32
5.29Renumber the sections in sequence and correct the internal references
5.30Amend the title accordingly