Minnesota cannabis office cancels license lottery, likely delaying start of retail sales
Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) will not proceed with the preapproval lottery for social equity applicants looking to enter the state's legal cannabis market in 2025, likely delaying the launch of retail marijuana sales in much of Minnesota.
On December 11, the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) announced changes to their business licensing procedure.
Early lottery would have granted access to select entrepreneurs, but lawsuits derailed it.
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