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In March 2023, Governor Andy Beshear signed Senate Bill 47 which legalized medical cannabis as of January 1, 2025. The Kentucky Office of Medical Cannabis administers the Program. The Office has filed regulations establishing the processes and procedures for medical cannabis businesses and registered cardholders. The Office will provide additional information, updates, and memoranda as the program moves forward.
The mission of the Kentucky Office of Medical Cannabis is to ensure Kentuckians suffering from serious medical conditions have safe, affordable access to medical cannabis. As medical cannabis is a healthcare necessity for Kentuckians with cancer, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other serious conditions, the Office prioritizes patient safety and access. The Office is committed to evidence-based practices, transparency, outreach, and education for businesses and the communities throughout the Commonwealth.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
The passage of the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Amendment Act of 2010 allowed qualifying patients access to cannabis. Since then, DC’s medical cannabis program has evolved to permit DC residents and visitors alike access to cannabis from licensed dispensaries for medical purposes with a valid patient registration.
To be eligible to purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary, DC residents must register as a patient with the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration (ABCA).
Non-DC residents may purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary by registering for a temporary patient registration with ABCA or by presenting their valid registration from another jurisdiction’s program that has been extended reciprocity.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In 2021, Alabama passed the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission Bill (SB46), to create a health care market for medical cannabis. As a result of this bill the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) was established to implement and administer the laws of the medical cannabis program. Since then, the AMCC implemented a licensing process and is actively reviewing license applications to fill the allotted licenses for the state.
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) has selected Metrc as the track-and-trace compliance partner for the newly legal medical cannabis program. The Metrc system will be used to track medical cannabis across the supply chain, from seed to sale.
Upon the issuance of medical cannabis business licenses, Metrc will provide training to licensees on how to properly use the track-and-trace system to comply with the requirements of the AMCC statute and rules.
We look forward to working with both Metrc and our future licensees to provide Alabama’s qualifying patients with safe and secure access to medical cannabis.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In February 2022, Mississippi passed the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act (SB2095) , laying the foundation for the medical cannabis program. Since then, the Mississippi Department of Health and Department of Revenue implemented a licensing process and began accepting its first license applications on June 1st of 2022.
The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program welcomes you to the Metrc webpage. Metrc will serve as the seed-to-sale tracking system for the State of Mississippi cannabis program.
Metrc provides many resources through this website including training, support functions, and guidance materials for the industry. These resources help to support the States’ regulatory program to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run medical cannabis program.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In November 2020, South Dakota voters passed Initiated Measure 26, laying the foundation for the medical cannabis program. Since then, the South Dakota Medical Cannabis Program (SDMC) has become operational and is building business certification and patient/physician platforms. In addition to development efforts, the SDMC has also started working with the industry to implement program processes.
The South Dakota Medical Cannabis Program welcomes you to the Metrc webpage. Metrc will serve as the seed-to-sale tracking system for the State of South Dakota cannabis program.
Metrc provides many resources through this website including training, support functions, and guidance materials for the industry. These resources help to support the States’ regulatory program to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run medical cannabis program.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In 2006 Rhode Island legalized medical marijuana by enacting the Edward O. Hawkins and Thomas C. Slater Medical Marijuana Act. Subsequently In May of 2022, Gov. Daniel McKee signed the Rhode Island Cannabis Act, which legalizes the personal use and licensed retail sale of cannabis to Rhode Island adults. Metrc is looking forward to serving as the Adult Use and Medical Seed-to-Sale Tracking System for the regulation of the legalized cannabis marketplace in the state.
The Office of Cannabis Regulation (OCR) welcomes you to the Rhode Island Metrc webpage. Rhode Island’s cannabis licensees must utilize this seed-to-sale system to track all marijuana products being cultivated, manufactured, transported, tested, and sold.
This portal contains important resources, training materials, and updates specific to Rhode Island cannabis licensees. The information and tools provided by Metrc are critical in ensuring that your establishment remains in compliance with the laws and regulations of the state of Rhode Island and the OCR.
We look forward to working with Metrc and our cannabis licensees.
Pursuant to the Edward O. Hawkins and Thomas C. Slater Medical Marijuana Act, RI Gen. Laws § 21-28.6-1 et seq. and the Rhode Island Cannabis Act, RI Gen. Laws 21-28.1-1 et seq., the Office of Cannabis Regulation is responsible for licensing and regulatory oversight of compassion centers, cultivators, and cooperative cultivations and oversight of medical marijuana plant tagging requirements.
Also, pursuant to the Hemp Growth Act, RI Gen. Laws § 2-26-1, et seq., the Office is responsible for licensing and regulatory oversight of Industrial Hemp growers and handlers, and CBD consumable retailers and distributors.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In 2020 and 2021, the New Jersey Legislature passed a series of laws legalizing and decriminalizing recreational marijuana usage. Metrc is the Adult Use and Medical Seed-to-Sale Tracking System for the regulation of the legalized cannabis marketplace in the state and is looking forward to partnering with the Cannabis Regulatory Commission to ensure a safe and equitable market for both industry and consumer.
This is the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission’s Seed to Sale Tracking portal managed by Metrc, LLC. Here you will find all the information and tools you and your staff need to manage your cannabis inventory at every stage of production.
This real time inventory management system is intended to protect New Jersey consumers, prevent diversion, and to provide an efficient, convenient tool for cannabis businesses. Full and proper use of the platform will keep businesses in compliance with the State of New Jersey’s and NJ-CRC’s legislation and regulations.
Upon issuance of business licenses, Metrc LLC will provide training to licensees on how to properly use the inventory tracking system to comply with the requirements of the rules contained in the Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical Cannabis Act and the Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization (CREAMM) Act.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Minnesota legalized medical cannabis use in 2014 and launched its Medical Cannabis Program in 2015. The Office of Medical Cannabis, which administers rules and regulations governing the state’s Medical Cannabis Program, is part of the Minnesota Department of Health. The State of Minnesota has contracted with Metrc to help develop and administer a digital tracking infrastructure, which traces cannabis, starting from cultivation, through processing, testing, and sale at the state’s medical cannabis dispensaries.
Welcome to the Minnesota Metrc webpage. Metrc is working with the Minnesota Office of Medical Cannabis to implement this “seed-to-sale” inventory tracking system.
This webpage contains important resources, training information, and updates for Minnesota’s medical cannabis manufacturers and their employees.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Guam legalized the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes in 2015 after a ballot referendum passed with 56 percent of the vote. It was the first United States Territory to do so. Guam’s Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) contracted with Metrc in November 2021 to help in the responsible regulation of the island’s medicinal cannabis market.
The Legislature of Guam passed the Cannabis Industry Act in March 2019, legalizing recreational cannabis for adults aged 21 and over. The act declassified marijuana as a Schedule 1 controlled substance and created the Cannabis Control Board to regulate adult-use cannabis for public health, welfare, safety, and taxation purposes.
Welcome! The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services welcomes you to the Medical Cannabis Program and Metrc LLC (Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance). Guam has selected Metrc as the Territory’s inventory tracking and compliance system for cannabis licensees to track all marijuana products being cultivated, manufactured, transported, tested, and sold in the Territory of Guam.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for cannabis licensees and is intended to give establishments information that will help them use Metrc to remain in compliance with Guam’s tracking and reporting requirements.
We look forward to working with you to ensure a safe and effectively run cannabis establishment. For information on Guam’s medical cannabis program – including regulatory requirements – visit the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services Medical Cannabis Program website.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
You can now, on a voluntary basis, have your industrial hemp tested at a state licensed testing facility for THC potency. The following questions and answers are provided to help you understand the Metrc system and how testing works.
What service does Metrc provide?
Metrc will facilitate the electronic transfer of information between you and the testing facility. Radio frequency identification tags (“RFID tags”) are used to track your sample. Test results are provided to you electronically through the Metrc system.
What are the costs associated with Metrc?
The cost of using Metrc is $250.00 annually, plus the cost of RFID tags (.25 cents per tag and shipping costs). The $250.00 fee permits you to use the Metrc system an unlimited number of times during the annual period. It also gives you unlimited access to the Metrc Support Line for questions and assistance. Please note that this annual fee does not include the fees charged by the testing facility for testing your industrial hemp. You will need to contact the testing facility directly to find out about testing fees.
How do I get started with Metrc?
First, identify who will serve as your “administrator” and complete the training. Make sure your administrator has your Colorado Industrial Hemp registration number available. Click on “Training Sign Up” to begin the training process.
Which facilities do the testing? Will the Colorado Department of Agriculture (“CDA”) use the test results?
Testing is performed by state licensed testing facilities that utilize the Metrc system. This voluntary testing is distinct and unrelated to any testing performed by the CDA. Because the test sample is not collected by the CDA and it does not oversee the testing, test results are for your information purposes and will not be used by the CDA for compliance purposes. Moreover, the CDA is not able to provide specific information about the processes and procedures used by any of the state licensed testing facilities. Metrc suggests that you communicate with the testing facility of your choice prior to dropping off a sample. Questions you may want to ask the facility include: Is there a weight limit per sample? Will the facility dry the sample or must it be dried before drop off?
Does CDA have a role in the voluntary testing?
CDA’s role has been solely to coordinate this system for voluntary testing of industrial hemp at state licensed facilities. The CDA does not have oversight over either Metrc or the state licensed testing facilities.
Who do I ask if I have questions?
Contact Metrc directly to obtain answers about the electronic transfer process. Contact your chosen testing facility about any questions pertaining to testing.
Metrc is the Adult-Use cannabis inventory tracking system for the State of Maine. The Metrc software suite and related RFID tags provide State regulators with visibility into the legalized cannabis marketplace in Maine.
The Office of Cannabis Policy (OCP) welcomes you to the Maine Cannabis Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (Metrc) webpage.
Metrc is an integral part of OCP’s mission to ensure the health and safety of all Mainers by effectively and responsibly licensing and regulating cannabis establishments. OCP’s vision is to provide interested consumers with access to a regulated industry, while diminishing an unregulated, untested illicit market. Maine’s cannabis inventory tracking system, hosted by Metrc LLC, will help to make that vision a reality.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for cannabis establishments. The information and tools provided by Metrc LLC are critical in ensuring that licensees remain in compliance with the cannabis-related laws and regulations within the State of Maine.
We look forward to working with you to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run cannabis industry in Maine.
Metrc took over in February 2020 to rapidly onboard System support for the state’s Adult-Use market. Metrc was able to fully implement the system and begin accepting industry users in 60 days. The OCP and Metrc aim to continue to support the growth of Maine’s Adult-Use market.
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The state set up the Cannabis Control Commission in 2017. Metrc was contracted the following year, charged with helping the state regulate the cultivation, tracking, transport, testing, and sale of medical and adult-use cannabis and to assist in the creation of what Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker called the “safe, reliable, legal market.”
The Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) welcomes you to the Massachusetts Metrc webpage. Massachusetts’ licensees must utilize the seed-to-sale system to track all marijuana products being cultivated, manufactured, transported, tested, and sold in the Commonwealth.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for Marijuana Establishments and their agents. The information and tools provided by Metrc are critical in ensuring that your establishment remains in compliance with the laws and regulations of the state of Massachusetts and the CCC.
We look forward to working with you to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run adult use marijuana industry.
The Cannabis Control Commission set to work to establish the parameters of the medical and adult-use markets, creating inventory quotas, an economic empowerment program, licensing guidelines, fee structures, and more. Sales of recreational cannabis are subject to a 10.75 percent excise tax, plus the state’s normal 6.25 percent sales tax, and an optional local excise tax of up to three percent. Metrc’s system tracks cannabis-related products through the point of sale, helping the state reconcile tax obligations. Purchasers pay no taxes on medical marijuana. In 2021, Metrc worked with the CCC to establish the state’s first-ever product catalog, listing all the flower, pre-rolls, tinctures, beverages, and edibles sold legally in Massachusetts. The catalog provides valuable assistance to police, parents and regulators identifying licensed products versus those sold on the illicit market.
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Metrc is the Medical Marijuana and Adult-Use (Cannabis/Marijuana) Seed-to-Sale Tracking System for the regulation of legalized marijuana market, with the ability to track patients purchases against the control limits and to record any adverse reactions to the medicine (product) and including RFID Unique Identifiers integrated inside the Metrc software. For this project, Metrc subcontracted with Complia (provided by NIC) for licensing of facilities and industry employees (including badges and print/mail).
On behalf of the Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA), we welcome you to the Metrc LLC Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Regulation and Compliance system (Metrc) site. This system is essential for public health and public safety.
Metrc LLC’s tracking system is an integral part of the MCA’s responsibility to ensure that medical and adult-use cannabis products will be safely monitored prior to sale throughout the State of Maryland. Every MCA licensee is required to participate in the state wide tracking system program.
Metrc LLC is responsible for implementation of the technical and operational components of the tracking system. The MCA is responsible for overall program management, compliance and enforcement of the statutory and regulatory state framework of Maryland’s cannabis program. Metrc LLC will provide licensees with training sessions, webinars and instructions to facilitate a thorough understanding of the process and functionality. Prospective licensees will be required to take and pass a knowledge-based test of the Metrc system and comply with all of Maryland’s regulatory requirements prior to MCA issuing any licenses.
We encourage you to use the information and tools found here and on the MCA website to become successful industry licensees in this newly established market. We look forward to working with you.
Unique to the Maryland project is the ability to track patient purchase limits, including RFID Unique Identifiers integrated inside the Metrc software. Metrc also provides a Certificate of Analysis upload functionality for cannabis test samples.
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The Metrc training process for licensees in the state of Maryland:
The MCA will notify Metrc and the Licensee they are permitted to take training after: 1. The Business License is issued; 2. The Agent registration process is complete and an ID has been issued
Owners and employees may then sign up for training through the training portal shown on this page or from md.metrc.com for on-going training, after they have been credentialed into the system.
Owners and employees may then take training and follow-on test.
Metrc will notify the MCA and the Licensee of testing results and a Certificate will be e-mailed.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
The passage of the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Amendment Act of 2010 allowed qualifying patients access to cannabis. Since then, DC’s medical cannabis program has evolved to permit DC residents and visitors alike access to cannabis from licensed dispensaries for medical purposes with a valid patient registration.
To be eligible to purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary, DC residents must register as a patient with the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration (ABCA).
Non-DC residents may purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary by registering for a temporary patient registration with ABCA or by presenting their valid registration from another jurisdiction’s program that has been extended reciprocity.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
The legislature in West Virginia legalized medical cannabis in 2017. NIC provides its comprehensive licensing platform supporting business licensing and patient/caregiver registration. The licensing system is integrated with Metrc to provide validation for active businesses and patients and caregivers in the marketplace. The Physician registry resides in the licensing system, ensuring that only state-approved and trained Physicians are making recommendations and protecting the Public Health of the state’s citizens.
The West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis (OMC) welcomes you to the West Virginia Metrc webpage. West Virginia’s permit holders must utilize the Metrc track-and-trace system to track all medical cannabis and medical cannabis products being grown, processed, transported, tested, and sold in the state.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for permit holders and their employees. The information and tools provided by Metrc are critical in ensuring that your business remains in compliance with the laws and rules of West Virginia.
The mission of the OMC is to ensure patient access to safe medical cannabis and medical cannabis products, while preventing diversion and unauthorized use. We believe METRC will provide critical support in continuing to achieve that mission.
In this market, since NLS and Metrc are integrated providers, the licensing system data for individuals (patients/caregivers/employees/ Physicians) and businesses retain the chain of custody and source of truth in an end-to-end regulatory solution in real time.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
The Division of Cannabis Control licenses and regulates cannabis cultivators, processors, dispensaries, and testing laboratories. Additionally, the Division oversees the Medical Marijuana Control Program Patient & Caregiver Registry. The State Medical Board of Ohio is responsible for certifying physicians to recommend medical marijuana and approving qualifying conditions. Metrc was contracted by the Ohio Department of Commerce in August of 2017 to help state officials develop and administer the program’s digital tracking infrastructure, which traces cannabis cultivated in the state through cultivation, processing, testing, and sale.
Welcome to the Ohio Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (METRC) webpage.
Upon the issuance a provisional license, Metrc LLC will provide training to licensees on how to properly use the inventory tracking system to comply with the requirements of the statute and rules contained in Ohio Revised Code and Ohio Administrative Code Chapter 3796 and 3780.
In addition to providing the State’s marijuana seed-to-sale software solution, Metrc provides third-party integrator support (POS systems), software solutions, cloud hosting, and technical updates. We also provide regulator and licensee training and support. Training is offered to licensed users via webinars, YouTube videos, user guides, and manuals. Support includes industry bulletins and a support team available via email and telephone. We also provide an experienced team of subject-matter experts with multi-state support experience.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In 2008, Michigan voters approved a ballot measure allowing patients with certain medical conditions or their caregivers to privately cultivate up to 12 cannabis plants for therapeutic use. The measure was affirmed that same year by the state legislature in a 63-37 vote, making Michigan the 13th state in the country to legalize medicinal cannabis. To help the state regulate the emerging market and assist in the collection of tax revenue generated by cannabis sales, Michigan selected Metrc to manage its medical cannabis program. In addition to tracking cannabis through cultivation, processing, testing and sale, Metrc helps to verify licenses issued by the Michigan Medical Marijuana Licensing Board, affirming the credentials of growers, processors, testing facilities, transport services, and dispensaries.
The Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) welcomes you to our Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (Metrc) webpage. This site will serve as a resource for information on the Metrc system chosen as Michigan’s statewide monitoring system for integrated marihuana tracking, inventory, and verification under the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act, Marihuana Tracking Act, and Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
The mission of the CRA is to establish Michigan as the national model for a regulatory program that stimulates business growth while preserving safe consumer access to marijuana.
We look forward to working with Metrc and our marijuana licensees.
Michigan voters expanded legalized cannabis to adult-use in 2018 and sales of recreational products through licensed dispensaries began the following year. Owing to the successful deployment of Metrc track-and-trace for medicinal cannabis, the company’s mandate was expanded to cover adult-use production and sales. The ability of Metrc’s system to rapidly accommodate changing market conditions was demonstrated over the next several years as the size of the Michigan medical market ballooned from $42 million in 2018 to more than $440 million in 2019. The combined medical and recreational market in the state grew to nearly $1 billion in recorded sales in 2020.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Louisiana first approved of medical cannabis use in 1978 and legislators have periodically revisited the guidelines of the program since that time. In 2020, state lawmakers significantly expanded access to medical marijuana by allowing physicians to recommend cannabis as a therapeutic treatment to any patient they determined was in need, rather than restricting access from a list of state-approved maladies. Metrc’s tracking allowances were updated accordingly.
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) welcomes you to the Louisiana Medical Marijuana Tracking System (LMMTS) webpage. This site is intended to track from the immature plant stage until the product is sold to a Marijuana Pharmacy or is destroyed.
The Metrc LLC Tracking System is an integral part of LDH’s Medical Marijuana Program by ensuring that medical marijuana will be monitored from the immature plant until it is sold.
Metrc LLC is responsible for the implementation of the technical and operational components of the tracking system. LDH is responsible for the overall program management, compliance and enforcement of the statutory and regulatory guidelines for the Medical Marijuana Program.
Metrc’s system in Louisiana will be updated to reflect the new material changes and patient dosage limits will be corrected to align with recent revisions in state law. When changes to the law take effect in January 2022, registered cannabis patients will be able to purchase up to two and a half ounces of cannabis flower per 14-day period from licensed providers and cultivators in the state. The validity of license-holders participating in Louisiana’s program and the disbursement limits to which patients and participants are held will also be accounted for in Metrc’s system.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In November 2018, the people of Missouri voted to legalize medical marijuana. NIC and Metrc were selected to deliver a set of comprehensive technology offerings to launch Missouri’s new medical marijuana market. Metrc provides its industry-leading seed-to-sale system for end-to-end plant and product monitoring, and NIC provides its comprehensive licensing platform supporting business licensing, employee credentialing, and patient/caregiver registration. Missouri’s licensing system includes digital download licenses for individuals and businesses, Electronic Physician Certifications and requires only online payments; all streamlining the regulatory system.
On behalf of Missouri’s Medical Marijuana Regulatory Program (MMRP), we welcome you to the to the Missouri Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (METRC) webpage. Missouri’s Medical Marijuana Regulatory Program (MMRP) is working with METRC to implement the seed-to-sale track and trace requirements of Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution, and we are happy to offer this site as a resource for Missouri’s medical marijuana facilities.
While the MMRP is responsible for general regulation of facilities, including overseeing compliance with regulations related to the statewide track and trace system, METRC is responsible for implementation of the technical and operational components of the tracking system. They will provide medical marijuana facilities with training sessions, webinars, and instructions in order to facilitate a thorough understanding of the track and trace system.
We encourage our licensed and certified facilities to view METRC as a partner in their success, and we look forward to working with both METRC and our facilities to provide Missouri’s qualifying patients with safe and secure access to medical marijuana.
The integration partnership between NLS and Metrc in MO allows real time exchange of protected data for Patients, Caregivers, Agents (Employees) and Businesses via our API posting to Metrc. The benefit of the integration is that real time status changes are exchanged and available immediately. For example, a business license has expired, so the record is “inactive.” This is passed to Metrc, wherein Metrc will restrict that license from creating more transfer manifests until the license is made whole.
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If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Medical cannabis use was legalized in Oklahoma in June 2018 when voters approved the Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative or State Question 788. The initiative made Oklahoma the 30th state in the country to legalize cannabis for medical or recreational use. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA), which was created to administer rules and regulations governing the state’s medical cannabis program, is run by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. In its capacity as an administrator, OMMA is responsible for maintaining a registry of patients, caregivers, and physicians. It is also charged with issuing licenses for growers, processors, testing labs, transporters, and dispensaries. In 2020, OMMA announced that Metrc had been chosen to implement the state’s seed-to-sale tracking system for cannabis.
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) welcomes you to the Oklahoma Metrc webpage. Oklahoma’s licensees must utilize the Metrc track-and-trace system to track all medical marijuana and medical marijuana products being grown, processed, transported, tested, and sold in the state.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for OMMA licensees and their employees. The information and tools provided by Metrc are critical in ensuring that your establishment remains in compliance with the laws and rules of the state of Oklahoma.
The mission of the OMMA is to ensure patient access to safe medical marijuana and medical marijuana products. We look forward to working with you to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run medical marijuana industry.
The low costs for market entry and high demand in the state led to explosive growth of the state’s market. In less than a year, by May 1, 2019, 112,811 patient applications, 1,664 caregiver applications, and 5,211 business applications had been received, according to OMMA records. From those totals, 104,548 patient, 1,296 caregiver, 1,432 dispensary, 2,788 grower, and 767 processor licenses had been approved.
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If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
