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LCB outlines backlog and priorities: batch tracking, heavy metals testing among outstanding projects
Summary
Rules staff said the agency has 10 open rule projects and listed priorities including cannabis batch tracking (oldest project, CR-101 from Oct. 2023), heavy metals testing, COA expiration, harvest dates on labels and cannabis transportation; recommendations on nine petitions are due next month.
Kevin told the board the rules team is managing 10 open rules projects across cannabis and alcohol work. He identified the cannabis batch tracking rulemaking as the oldest active project, still in the CR-101 phase and stemming from a petition accepted in October 2023.
Kevin listed additional cannabis rule projects the board agreed to pursue after public petitions in 2023 and 2024, including heavy metals testing, harvest dates on labels, certificate of analysis (COA) expiration, and cannabis transportation. He said staff have received nine cannabis-related rulemaking petitions since the last board meeting and plan to present recommendations at next month's board meeting.
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