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The state has announced its first official business license to begin recreational cannabis cultivation ahead of dispensaries opening. This significant development marks a milestone in Minnesota's journey toward establishing a regulated recreational cannabis market. The license has been granted to a local business, allowing it to cultivate cannabis for adult use, which is expected to pave the way for future dispensary operations.
As the state prepares for the launch of recreational cannabis sales, this initial license is a critical step in ensuring that the supply chain is in place. The licensed cultivator will be responsible for growing and harvesting cannabis plants to meet the anticipated demand from consumers once dispensaries are operational.
State officials have emphasized the importance of a regulated market to promote safety and accountability within the industry. With this first license, Minnesota is setting a precedent for responsible cannabis cultivation and distribution, aiming to create a sustainable and thriving market that benefits both consumers and the local economy.
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