Cannabis Delivery Compliance: A Must-Read Guide
Delivering cannabis products is not like delivering pizzas or other food items. It’s different as cannabis delivery services are highly regulated and must comply with state and federal laws.
Let’s explore the specific requirements and regulations according to the new states regulation on cannabis delivery.
Launching a cannabis delivery service in is now possible after legalization in 2021. However, strict rules apply for both business operators and Consumers. Operators must secure the right licenses and set up compliant locations. They need a Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary (CAURD) license. They must also have proper zoning and occupancy proof. For consumers high-end security is required. This includes alarms, video surveillance, and biometric locks.
Key adherence points include:
For Business Operators:
• Source products only from licensed distributors.
• Maintain a compliant location with proper zoning and occupancy documents.
• Implement strong security measures.
For Consumers:
• Consumer must be at least 18 years old and pass background checks.
• Consumer must provide a delivery address for verification.
• Consumer must provide their state ID or Drivers license after placing an order for verification online.
• Consumer must register and pay for the Certificate of Insurance (COI) after placing an order. The COI will help to cover the customer and delivery agent in case of any accident or damage occur during the time of delivery. This was impose by the office of cannabis management on cannabis delivery dispensary.