Manufactured cannabis products must be packaged to prevent product contamination. There are additional requirements for packaging, including being child-resistant, tamper evident, and resealable. Use our guidance documents to ensure your packaging meets requirements.
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Batch production record checklist
A Batch Production Record is a detailed, written documentation of the work performed to manufacture or remediate a batch of cannabis or cannabis product. Batch production records include information about the cannabis and non-cannabis ingredients used, the staff member(s) who completed each step, verification that the Master Manufacturing Protocol was followed, and information about the…
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Packaging requirements: Final form cannabis goods
The Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA) includes basic requirements for how cannabis goods must be packaged before retail sale. These guidelines apply to all nonmanufactured and manufactured cannabis goods that will be sold at a licensed retailer. The checklist below will help you verify that your labeling complies with Department requirements.…
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Child-resistant packaging (CRP)
State law requires that all cannabis goods are sold in child-resistant packaging (CRP). CRP is packaging that is designed to be hard for children under five years of age to open. It is the responsibility of the licensee that packaged the cannabis good to make sure that the package meets CRP requirements. Overview There are…
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Master manufacturing protocol checklist
The Master Manufacturing Protocol is a written document that describes how to make a cannabis product. It lists the type and amount of each ingredient to use and each step that must be followed to safely and consistently produce the product. This protocol helps reduce adulteration risk by preventing incorrect or unintended ingredients from being…