Cannabis Packaging Laws by State [2024]

Here’s a quick overview of cannabis packaging laws across the US:

39 states/territories allow medical marijuana
19 states permit adult use
Each state has unique packaging rules

Key requirements typically include:

Requirement	Description
Child-resistant	Hard for kids under 5 to open
Tamper-evident	Shows if opened before
Opaque	Can’t see product inside
Labeled	Lists THC/CBD content, warnings, etc.
Not appealing to kids	No cartoons or candy-like designs

State rules vary on:

Specific label info required
Allowed packaging materials
Use of logos/branding
Recycling requirements

Businesses must follow local laws or risk fines and license loss. Check your state’s latest rules, as cannabis laws change frequently.

1. Alabama

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Alabama, cannabis products must be in child-resistant packaging. This means:

Packages should be hard for kids under 5 to open
Adults should be able to open and close them easily

Labeling Requirements

Labels on cannabis products in Alabama must show:

Information	Details
Dispensary	Name and address
Cultivator/Processor	Name and address
Product	Batch number and manufacture date
Usage	Expiration date
Content	THC and CBD amounts
Warning	For medical use only, may be illegal outside Alabama

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if they’ve been opened or tampered with. This can include:

Foil seals
Shrink bands
Special tapes

State-Specific Rules

Alabama has extra rules:

Packages must be opaque
Products can’t be seen from outside the package
No clear windows or see-through panels allowed

These rules help keep products safe and follow state laws. They aim to stop accidents and keep cannabis out of the wrong hands.

2. Alaska

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Alaska, cannabis products must be in packages that:

Are hard for kids under 5 to open
Help stop accidents

Labeling Requirements

Alaska requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Product Name	Name of the cannabis item
Batch Number	Unique number for the product batch
Made On	Date the product was made
Use By	Date to use the product by
Weight	Weight in grams or milligrams
THC Amount	THC in milligrams per serving and package
CBD Amount	CBD in milligrams per serving and package
Other Cannabinoids	Other cannabinoids in milligrams per serving and package
What’s Inside	List of what’s in the product
Warnings	Health risks of using cannabis

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them. This can be done with:

Foil seals
Shrink bands
Special tapes

State-Specific Rules

Alaska has extra rules:

Rule	What It Means
Opaque Packaging	Can’t see through the package
Resealable	Package can be closed again
Warning Labels	Must have health risk warnings

These rules aim to keep people safe and stop accidents with cannabis products.

3. Arizona

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Arizona, cannabis products must be in packages that:

Are hard for kids under 5 to open
Help stop accidents

Labeling Requirements

Arizona requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Product Name	Name of the cannabis item
Batch Number	Unique number for the product batch
Made On	Date the product was made
Use By	Date to use the product by
Weight	Weight in grams or milligrams
THC Amount	THC in milligrams per serving and package
CBD Amount	CBD in milligrams per serving and package
Other Cannabinoids	Other cannabinoids in milligrams per serving and package
Ingredients	List of what’s in the product
Warnings	Health risks of using cannabis

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them. This can be done with:

Foil seals
Shrink bands
Special tapes

State-Specific Rules

Arizona has extra rules:

Rule	What It Means
Opaque Packaging	Can’t see through the package
Resealable	Package can be closed again
Warning Labels	Must have health risk warnings
Child-Resistant Packaging	Must be hard for kids under 5 to open

These rules help keep people safe when using cannabis products in Arizona.

4. Arkansas

Labeling Requirements

In Arkansas, cannabis product labels must show:

Information	Details
Business Name	Producer’s business name
Facility/Dispensary Number	Unique number for the facility or dispensary
Product ID	Unique number for the product
Harvest Date	When the marijuana was picked
Strain Name	Name of the marijuana type
Weight	Product weight in grams or milligrams
THC and CBD	Amount in milligrams per serving and package
Effect Time	How long it takes to feel the effects
Warnings	Health risks, who can use it, and FDA info

State Rules

Arkansas has special rules for cannabis labels and packaging:

Dispensaries must check all products meet these rules before selling
If a product’s label is wrong, the dispensary must:
- Send it back to the supplier, or
- Get rid of it as the Department says

Arkansas also uses a special symbol on all cannabis products. This symbol:

Shows the product has THC
Is the same in every state
Must be on all usable marijuana labels

5. California

Child-Resistant Packaging

In California, cannabis products must be in packages that:

Are hard for kids under 5 to open
Have been tested by a third-party lab

Labeling Requirements

California cannabis labels have two parts:

Primary panel
Information panel

Panel	What’s on it
Primary	– Product name – Net weight – California’s cannabis symbol
Information	– Product ID – THC and CBD amounts – Health warnings

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them.

State-Specific Rules

California has strict rules for cannabis packaging:

Packages must keep kids out
Labels must tell buyers what’s inside
All products must have California’s cannabis symbol
Labels must warn about health risks

Rule	What it means
Child-proof	Hard for kids to open
Clear labels	Shows what’s inside
State symbol	Has California’s cannabis symbol
Warnings	Tells about health risks

These rules help make sure cannabis products in California are:

Safe
Clearly labeled
Not easy for kids to use

6. Colorado

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Colorado, all cannabis products must be in child-resistant packaging. This means:

Kids under 5 can’t easily open it
Adults can open and close it without trouble

Labeling Requirements

Colorado requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
License Number	Cannabis business license number
Batch Number	Product’s production batch number
Potency	THC and CBD amounts
Warnings	Health risks of using cannabis

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Colorado has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Child-Resistant	Hard for kids to open
Clear Labels	Shows what’s inside
Tamper-Evident	Shows if opened before
Not Kid-Friendly	Doesn’t look fun to kids
Opaque	Can’t see through the package

These rules help keep cannabis products safe and away from kids in Colorado.

7. Connecticut

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Connecticut, all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t easily open
Have been tested by a third-party lab

Labeling Requirements

Connecticut requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Product Name and Strength	What it is and how strong
Who Made It	Name and address of maker
Important Dates	When grown, picked, and packed
Batch Number	Product’s batch number
Weight	How much is in the package
Lab Info	Name and address of testing lab
Warnings	Health risks of using cannabis
THC and CBD	How much THC and CBD is in it

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Connecticut has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Child-Resistant	Hard for kids to open
Clear Labels	Shows what’s inside
Tamper-Evident	Shows if opened before
Not Kid-Friendly	Doesn’t look fun to kids
Opaque	Can’t see through the package

These rules help keep cannabis products safe and away from kids.

Infused Drink Packaging

From July 1, 2024, Connecticut has new rules for cannabis drinks:

Rule	What It Means
Child-Resistant	Hard for kids to open
Tamper-Evident	Shows if opened before
Max 100mg THC	No more than 100mg THC per package
Age 21+	Only for adults 21 and older

These rules aim to make cannabis drinks safer to use.

More Rules

Connecticut also says cannabis packages:

Can’t look fun to kids
Can’t have cartoons or bright colors
Must be plain and simple

8. Delaware

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Delaware, cannabis packaging must be hard for kids under 5 to open. This rule comes from the Delaware Medical Marijuana Act.

Labeling Requirements

Delaware requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Product Name	What it is and how strong
Maker	Name and address
Dates	When grown, picked, and packed
Batch Number	Product’s batch number
Weight	Amount in package
Lab	Name and address of testing lab
Warnings	Health risks
THC and CBD	Amounts

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Delaware has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Child-Resistant	Hard for kids to open
Clear Labels	Shows what’s inside
Tamper-Evident	Shows if opened before
Not Kid-Friendly	Doesn’t look fun to kids
Opaque	Can’t see through

More Rules

Delaware also says cannabis packages must:

Describe the product (strain, batch, amount)
Say it’s for medical use only
Say it’s free of harmful stuff

What’s Not Allowed

Delaware doesn’t allow cannabis packaging that:

Not Allowed	Why
Bright colors or cartoons	Might appeal to kids
Looks like other products	Could confuse buyers
Images of kids	Not for children
Famous brands or names	Might mislead people

These rules aim to keep cannabis products safe and away from kids.

9. Florida

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Florida, cannabis packages must be hard for kids under 5 to open. For products used more than once, the package must stay hard to open after each use.

Labeling Requirements

Florida has strict rules for cannabis labels:

Rule	Details
Package Look	White, plain, no pictures
Text	Black letters only
Allowed Images	Company logo, state cannabis symbol
Must Include	Product name, maker info, dates, batch number, weight, lab test results

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Florida’s main packaging rules:

Rule	Meaning
Kid-Proof	Hard for young children to open
Plain Look	No fancy designs
Can’t See Through	Solid, not clear
Shows if Opened	Has seals or marks that break if opened
Clear Info	Lists what’s inside and who made it

These rules keep cannabis products safe and give buyers good information.

More Rules

Florida also says cannabis packages must:

Tell what’s inside (type, batch, amount)
Say it’s only for medical use
Say it has no harmful stuff

What’s Not Allowed

Florida doesn’t allow cannabis packages that:

Not Allowed	Why
Bright colors or cartoons	Might interest kids
Look like other products	Could mix up buyers
Pictures of children	Not for kids
Well-known brands or names	Could trick people

These rules aim to keep cannabis away from kids and give clear info to buyers.

10. Georgia

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Georgia, cannabis products must be sold in packages that:

Are hard for kids under 5 to open
Are easy for adults to use
Keep the product safe from harm
Can’t be seen through
Can be closed again

Labeling Rules

Labels on cannabis products in Georgia:

Can’t Have	Reason
Pictures aimed at kids	To keep kids safe
Cartoon characters	To not attract young people

Main Packaging Rules

Georgia’s key rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for young children to open
Keeps Product Safe	Protects from bad stuff
Not See-Through	Can’t see what’s inside

More Rules

Cannabis packages in Georgia must:

Be hard for kids under 5 to open
Be easy for adults to use right

What’s Not Allowed

Georgia doesn’t allow cannabis packages with:

Pictures that kids under 21 might like
Cartoon characters

Note: We don’t have all the details about Georgia’s cannabis packaging laws. This info is based on what we know now.

11. Hawaii

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Hawaii, cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t easily open
Adults can use without trouble

Labeling Requirements

Hawaii requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Product Name	Name of the cannabis item
Contents	What’s in it and how strong
Weight	In ounces and grams for solids, volume for liquids
THC and CBD	Amount in milligrams per gram (solids) or milliliter (liquids)
Ingredients	List of what’s in the product
Maker Info	License number and production center name
Batch Details	Number and packaging date
Tracking Code	Barcode from tracking software
Dates	When grown or made, and "use by" date
Usage	How to use the product
Medical Use	"For medical use only" and "Not for resale"

Warning Labels

Hawaii requires these warnings on cannabis products:

Warning	Message
Legal Status	May be illegal outside Hawaii and under federal law
Effects	Can make you feel high and might be habit-forming
Health Risks	Smoking is bad for health, other risks may exist
Pregnancy	Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women
Driving	Don’t drive or use machines after using
Edibles	Effects may take 2+ hours
Safety	Keep away from children

State-Specific Rules

Hawaii has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Child-Resistant	Hard for kids to open
Opaque	Can’t see through
Cannabis Symbol	Must have the state’s cannabis symbol
Clear Info	Shows who made it, when, and what’s inside

Note: This info might not cover everything. Check with Hawaii’s officials for the latest rules.

12. Idaho

Idaho has no laws for cannabis packaging because cannabis is illegal in the state.

State Rules

Idaho does not allow cannabis for any use:

Cannabis Type	Legal Status
Medical	Not allowed
Recreational	Not allowed

Idaho has not made any moves to change its cannabis laws. The state’s rules about cannabis packaging will stay the same unless Idaho changes its mind about cannabis.

Packaging Rules

Since cannabis is not legal in Idaho, there are no rules for:

Child-proof packaging
Labels
Tamper-proof seals
Warning labels

What This Means

If someone finds cannabis products in Idaho:

Situation	Result
Having cannabis	Against the law
Selling cannabis	Against the law
Growing cannabis	Against the law

Idaho’s firm stand against cannabis means there are no packaging rules to follow. This will not change unless Idaho decides to allow cannabis use.

13. Illinois

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Illinois, all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Are hard for kids under 5 to open
Are easy for adults to use

Labeling Requirements

Illinois requires these details on cannabis product labels:

Information	What to Include
Maker	Name and post office box
Product Name	Common name and registered name
ID Number	Unique number to match batch and lot
Testing	Date of final testing and lab name
Dates	Harvest or make date, "use by" date
Amount	Weight in ounces or grams
Lab Results	Pass/fail for safety tests
THC and CBD	Minimum and maximum percentages

State Rules

Illinois has different rules for medical and recreational cannabis:

Type	Special Rules
Medical	Must say "For medical use only"
Recreational	– Must be smell-proof – Max 100mg THC per package – Max 10mg THC per serving – Label info in Spanish

Warning Labels

All cannabis products must have warnings about:

Age limit (21+)
Effects on thinking
Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women
Illegal to sell or give away
Can’t take out of Illinois
Don’t drive after using
Possible legal trouble

Extra Info Needed

For some products, labels must also show:

How the product was made (like extraction method)
Any other chemicals used

Illinois has strict rules for cannabis packaging. Businesses must follow these rules to keep people safe and obey the law.

14. Indiana

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Indiana, low THC hemp extract must be in packages that kids can’t easily open.

Labeling Requirements

Indiana says these details must be on low THC hemp extract labels:

Information	What to Show
Maker	Who made it
Product Name	What it’s called
ID Number	Batch number
Testing	When and where it was tested
Dates	When it was made and when to use by
Amount	How much was made
Lab Results	Where to find test results online
Ingredients	What’s in it, who made each part
THC Content	Says it has 0.3% or less THC

State Rules

Indiana has rules about low THC hemp extract:

Rule Type	What It Covers
Packaging	How to package it
Labels	What to put on labels
Testing	How to test it

These rules help make sure low THC hemp extract is safe and legal to sell.

Note: This info might change. Check Indiana’s official website for the latest rules.

15. Iowa

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Iowa, hemp products must be in packages that kids can’t easily open. These packages must meet the rules set by the U.S. Poison Prevention Packaging Act.

Labeling Requirements

Iowa says hemp product labels must:

Label Item	What to Include
Warning	Like those on alcohol products
THC Content	How much THC is in the product
Risks	Possible dangers of using the product

State Rules

Iowa has special rules for hemp products:

Rule	Details
Age Limit	Can’t sell to people under 21
Testing	Must check THC levels
Labels	Must show THC amount

Here’s what labels in Iowa need to say:

Information	What to Show
THC Amount	How much THC is in it
Warning	Possible risks of using it
Age Rule	Only for people 21 and older

Remember: These rules might change. Always check Iowa’s official website for the latest info.

16. Kansas

Child-Resistant Packaging

Kansas requires child-resistant packaging for CBD products. These packages must:

Be hard for kids to open
Follow federal rules from The Poison Prevention Packaging Act

Labeling Requirements

CBD product labels in Kansas must show:

Label Item	What to Include
CBD Type	Broad-spectrum or isolate
CBD Amount	How much CBD per serving
Weight	Total product weight
How to Use	Clear instructions
Who Made It	Company name and contact info
What’s Inside	List of ingredients and amounts

State Rules

Kansas has strict laws about marijuana:

Cannabis Type	Is it Legal?
Medical marijuana	No
Recreational marijuana	No
CBD with no THC	Yes

Some key points:

People can use CBD products with no THC
Labels must follow state rules
Patients with certain health problems can use CBD with up to 5% THC as a legal defense
First-time offenders caught with marijuana face less punishment now, but it’s still illegal

Main Point: Kansas doesn’t allow marijuana use, but does allow CBD products without THC. Some patients can use CBD with a small amount of THC.

17. Kentucky

Child-Resistant Packaging

Kentucky says medical cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids can’t easily open
Adults can open without trouble

This helps keep children safe.

Labeling Requirements

Medical cannabis labels in Kentucky must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Weight	How much is in the package
THC/CBD	How much THC and CBD per serving
What’s Inside	List of ingredients
How to Use	Clear steps
Warning	Possible side effects
Who Made It	Company name and contact info

State Rules

Kentucky has rules for medical cannabis:

Rule	Details
Who’s in Charge	Kentucky Center for Cannabis
Who Can Use It	People with certain health problems
How to Get It	Sign up with the state health department
Businesses	Need a license to grow, make, or sell

Main Point: Kentucky wants medical cannabis to be safe. They have rules about packaging, labels, and who can use or sell it.

18. Louisiana

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Louisiana, cannabis packages must be hard for kids to open but easy for adults. The rules say:

Packages must close again
Caps must be hard for kids to open

Labeling Requirements

Louisiana has strict rules for what must be on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Weight	How much is in the package
THC/CBD	Amount per serving
Ingredients	What’s in it
Instructions	How to use it
Warnings	Possible bad effects
Maker Info	Company name and contact

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Louisiana has special rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not see-through	Can’t see inside
Child-resistant	Hard for kids to open
Resealable	Can close again
Cannabis symbol	Must have the state’s symbol
Keep product safe	Stop it from going bad

These rules help keep cannabis products safe and away from kids.

19. Maine

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Maine, cannabis packages must:

Be hard for kids to open
Show if someone opened them before
Be solid (not see-through)

For liquid cannabis products:

Bottles must have child-resistant caps
Bottles must have markings to measure amounts

Labeling Requirements

Maine says cannabis labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Weight or Volume	How much is in the package
THC and CBD	Amount per package or serving
Dates	When packaged and when to use by
Warning	Possible bad effects

Label rules:

Must be in English
Font size at least 10-point
Stuck on the product or package
Can’t come off easily

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Maine has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Solid Color	Can’t see inside
Can Close Again	Package can be resealed
Warning	Must say possible bad effects

These rules help keep cannabis products safe and away from kids.

20. Maryland

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Maryland, cannabis packages must:

Be hard for kids to open
Show if someone opened them before
Be solid (not see-through)

Labeling Requirements

Maryland requires these details on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Amount	Weight or volume in package
Cannabinoids	Amount and strength per package or serving
Dates	When packaged and when to use by
Warning	Risks and "Keep away from children"

Label rules:

Use English
Font size at least 10-point
Stick firmly to product or package
Don’t come off easily

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if opened before.

State-Specific Rules

Maryland’s extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	Meaning
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Tamper-Evident	Shows if opened before
Opaque	Can’t see inside
Resealable	Can close again
Warning	Lists risks and child safety

These rules keep cannabis products safe and away from kids.

More Rules

Maryland also says:

Packages can’t look like candy, snacks, or drinks
No cartoons, colors, or images that kids might like
Stores can repack products with their own brand, but must follow all rules

Advertising Limits

Maryland limits cannabis ads:

Not Allowed	Allowed
False info	True info
Target kids	Target adults
Show cannabis use	Describe product
Promote getting high	Explain proper use
Be offensive	Be respectful

Health claims need proof and must include risk info.

21. Massachusetts

Child-Resistant Packaging

In Massachusetts, cannabis packages must be:

Hard for kids under 5 to open
Easy for adults to use

Labeling Requirements

Cannabis labels in Massachusetts must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Amount	Weight or volume in package
Cannabinoids	Amount and strength per package or serving
Dates	When packaged and when to use by
Warning	Risks and "Keep away from children"

Label rules:

Use English
Font size at least 10-point
Stick firmly to product or package
Don’t come off easily

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if opened before.

State-Specific Rules

Massachusetts has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Not See-Through	Can’t see inside
Can Close Again	Package can be resealed
Warning	Lists risks and child safety

More Rules

Massachusetts also says:

Packages can’t look like candy, snacks, or drinks
No cartoons, colors, or images that kids might like
Stores can repack products with their own brand, but must follow all rules

Advertising Limits

Massachusetts limits cannabis ads:

Not Allowed	Allowed
False info	True info
Target kids	Target adults
Show cannabis use	Describe product
Promote getting high	Explain proper use
Be offensive	Be respectful

Health claims need proof and must include risk info.

Extra Requirements

Cannabis packages must:

Be tested by experts to make sure they’re safe
Have a label that’s easy to read
Include contact info for the maker
Show how much cannabis is inside
List when it was made and packaged
Have a batch number to track it
Show how strong the cannabis is
Say it’s been tested for safety
Have a warning about health risks
Use symbols to show it’s cannabis and not for kids

For more details, check the state’s cannabis control website or call 774-415-0200.

22. Michigan

Child-Resistant Packaging

Michigan says all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Adults can open without trouble
Have been tested by experts

Labeling Requirements

Cannabis labels in Michigan must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Amount	Weight or volume in package
THC and CBD	How much per package or serving
Dates	When packaged and when to use by
Warning	Risks and "Keep away from children"

Label rules:

Use English
Font size at least 10-point
Stick well to product or package
Don’t come off easily

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Michigan has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Not See-Through	Can’t see inside
Can Close Again	Package can be resealed
Warning	Lists risks and child safety

More rules:

Packages can’t look like regular food
Edibles must be in solid packages kids can’t open

Extra Label Rules

Michigan says labels must also show:

Must Show	Details
Who Made It	Name and license number
ID Number	Special number for each product
Harvest Date	When the plant was picked
Strain Name	What type of cannabis it is
Lab Info	Who tested it and when
Symbol	Michigan’s cannabis symbol

These rules help keep cannabis safe and away from kids. They also make sure buyers know what they’re getting.

23. Minnesota

Child-Resistant Packaging

Minnesota says medical cannabis containers must be:

Plain
Made to keep cannabis fresh
Show if opened before
Hard for kids to open

Labeling Requirements

Medical cannabis labels in Minnesota must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Patient Info	ID number, name, birth date
Caregiver Info	Name, birth date (if needed)
Parent/Guardian	Name (if on registry)
Patient Address	Where patient lives
Maker Info	Name and address of cannabis maker
What’s Inside	What the cannabis contains
How Much to Use	Suggested amount to take
How to Use	Steps for using the product
Ingredients	List of what’s in it
When Made	Date made and batch number
FDA Warning	Not FDA approved, may have risks
Safety Warning	Keep away from kids, be careful when driving

Tamper-Evident Features

Containers must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Minnesota has special rules for medical cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
No Copying	Can’t look like other products
Not for Kids	Can’t look fun or interesting to children
Clear Names	Product names must show it’s medical cannabis

These rules help keep medical cannabis safe and away from kids in Minnesota.

24. Mississippi

Child-Resistant Packaging

Mississippi requires medical cannabis containers to:

Be hard for kids to open
Be solid (not see-through)
Not look fun to children

Labeling Requirements

Medical cannabis labels in Mississippi must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Warning Symbol	A picture that means "be careful"
Harvest Date	When the cannabis was picked
Who Made It	Name of the company
License Numbers	Numbers for the grower and packager
Tracking Number	Special number to track the product
Product ID	Unique number for the package or harvest
Type of Cannabis	Name of the cannabis strain
Amount and Strength	Weight and how much THC/CBD is in it
How Long It Takes to Work	Picture or words showing how fast it works
Testing Lab	Where it was tested
Batch Number	Number for the group it was made with
Test Date	When it was tested

Special Rules for Mississippi

Mississippi has extra rules for medical cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
State Symbol	Must use Mississippi’s special cannabis picture
Not for Kids	Can’t use cartoons or look fun
Clear Warnings	Must say "Keep away from children"
Product Info	Must list what’s in it and how it was made

These rules help keep medical cannabis safe and make sure people know what they’re buying.

25. Missouri

Child-Resistant Packaging

Missouri says cannabis containers must:

Be hard for kids to open
Follow stricter rules starting late July
Use one main color
Have up to two logos or symbols (can be different colors)

Labeling Requirements

Missouri cannabis labels must:

Warn about possible effects
Show the word "Marijuana" clearly in black or white

State-Specific Rules

Missouri’s new rules:

Start July 30
Make packaging plain like some other states
Focus on health and safety info
Try to make products less appealing to kids

Rule	What It Means
Plain Look	One main color, up to two logos
Warning	Must say how marijuana might affect you
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Clear Label	Must say "Marijuana" in black or white

The state health department (DHSS) will make sure everyone follows these rules.

These rules aim to:

Keep cannabis products safe
Make labels easy to read
Help people understand what they’re buying
Keep kids from wanting to try cannabis products

26. Montana

Child-Resistant Packaging

Montana says cannabis containers must be hard for kids under 5 to open, but easy for adults to use.

Labeling Requirements

Montana cannabis labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Dates	When made and when to use by
Amount	Weight and volume
Strength	How much THC and CBD
Warnings	Not for kids or pregnant women
Safety Info	Don’t drive after using
Storage	Keep away from kids and pets

State-Specific Rules

Montana’s Department of Revenue’s Cannabis Control Division (CCD) set these rules:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for young kids to open
Clear Labels	Must show product info and warnings
Plain Look	Can’t look fun to kids
Clean	Must keep product safe from dirt

The CCD makes sure cannabis businesses follow these rules.

27. Nebraska

Child-Resistant Packaging

Nebraska says CBD products must be in packages kids can’t open easily. There are no special rules for cannabis packaging.

Labeling Requirements

CBD product labels in Nebraska must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it is
Weight	How much is in the package
Ingredients	List hemp, CBD, and THC clearly
Maker Info	Name and address of who made or sells it

State Rules

Nebraska has rules for hemp products, including CBD:

Rule	What It Means
Hemp	Plants with less than 0.3% THC
CBD Products	Must come from hemp and have less than 0.3% THC
Labels	Must show product name, weight, ingredients, and maker info

Note: Nebraska’s rules might change. Always check for the latest info on cannabis packaging laws.

28. Nevada

Child-Resistant Packaging

Nevada has rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Safe Materials	Made from stuff that won’t hurt you
Keeps Product Clean	Stops dirt and germs from getting in
Not See-Through	Can’t see inside for edibles and usable products
Food-Grade Bottles	Special bottles for solid or liquid products

Labeling Requirements

Nevada says cannabis labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it is
Weight	How much is in the package
Ingredients	What’s in it, including hemp, CBD, and THC
Maker Info	Who made or sells it
Harvest Date	When it was picked
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is
Net Weight	How much it weighs in US and metric units
THC and CBD	How much THC, THCA, CBD, and CBDA is in it
Warnings	Important safety info

State-Specific Rules

Nevada has extra rules for cannabis:

Rule	Details
Hemp	Plants with less than 0.3% THC
CBD Products	Must be from hemp with less than 0.3% THC
Labels	Must show product details and safety info
Packaging	Must be safe for kids and keep the product clean

Note: Nevada might change these rules. Always check for the latest info on cannabis packaging laws.

29. New Hampshire

Child-Resistant Packaging

New Hampshire says medical marijuana packages must be:

Hard for kids to open
Tamper-proof
Plain and not see-through
Not fun-looking for children

If a patient can’t open child-resistant packages and has no kids at home, they can use easier-to-open ones.

Labeling Requirements

New Hampshire wants these things on medical marijuana labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Patient ID	Patient’s number
Dispensary Info	Name, address, phone
Amount	How much cannabis is inside
When Sold	Date and time
Batch Number	Special number for the batch
Cannabis Type	What kind of cannabis it is
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Warning	FDA info and health risks

State-Specific Rules

New Hampshire has more rules for medical marijuana packaging:

No pictures except the dispensary logo
Edibles can’t look like regular food products
Labels can’t say false things about health benefits

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on New Hampshire’s cannabis packaging laws.

30. New Jersey

Child-Resistant Packaging

New Jersey says cannabis packages must:

Rule	What It Means
Be sealed	Can’t open without breaking the seal
Meet standards	Follow U.S. Pharmacopeia rules
Fit the product	Match what’s inside

Labeling Requirements

New Jersey wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Basic Info	Follow N.J.A.C. 17:30-16.3 rules
Special Symbol	Use New Jersey’s cannabis picture

State-Specific Rules

New Jersey has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Earth-friendly	Use packages that can be recycled or reused
No single-use plastic	Don’t use throw-away plastic
Safe materials	No harmful chemicals in packaging

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on New Jersey’s cannabis packaging laws.

31. New Mexico

Child-Resistant Packaging

New Mexico says cannabis packages must:

Rule	What It Means
Be hard to open	Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Follow rules	Meet U.S. Pharmacopeia standards
Fit the product	Match what’s inside
Be easy for adults	Adults can open without trouble

Labeling Requirements

New Mexico wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Basic Info	Follow state rules
State Symbol	Use New Mexico’s cannabis picture
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is
Dates	When made and when to use by
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Weight	How much the product weighs
Batch Info	Details about the batch
Who Made It	Names of companies involved

Tamper-Evident Features

New Mexico says cannabis packages must show if someone opened them:

Rule	What It Means
Seal	Can’t open without breaking it
Shows Tampering	You can see if someone messed with it

State-Specific Rules

New Mexico has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Safe Materials	No bad chemicals in packaging
Warning Labels	Tell about health risks
Follow Rules	Or face problems selling products

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on New Mexico’s cannabis packaging laws.

32. New York

Child-Resistant Packaging

New York says cannabis packages must:

Be hard for kids under 5 to open
Be tested by outside labs before selling

Labeling Requirements

New York wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
THC and CBD	How much is in it
Weight or Volume	How much product is inside
Dates	When made and when to use by
Ingredients	What’s in it
Who Made It	Name and contact info of maker
Warnings	Any safety info
THC Symbol	Picture that means it has THC
Special Number	Unique code for the product

State-Specific Rules

New York has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
No Plastic	Use other materials with at least 25% recycled stuff
Think of Nature	Try to use packaging that’s good for the earth
Extra Wrapper Okay	Can have an extra layer for looks, but it must follow the same rules

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on New York’s cannabis packaging laws.

33. North Carolina

Child-Resistant Packaging

North Carolina says CBD products must be in packages that kids under 5 can’t open easily.

Labeling Requirements

CBD product labels in North Carolina must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Net Weight	How much is inside
Ingredients	What’s in it
Maker/Seller Info	Who made and sells it

State-Specific Rules

North Carolina has extra rules for CBD packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Follow FDCA	Labels must follow food and drug laws
No Tricks	Can’t look like other products
Say It’s Hemp	Must clearly show it’s from hemp

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on North Carolina’s CBD packaging laws.

34. North Dakota

Child-Resistant Packaging

North Dakota says all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Have been tested by outside labs

This rule applies to flowers, edibles, concentrates, and topicals.

Labeling Requirements

Cannabis labels in North Dakota must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Net Weight	How much is inside
Ingredients	What’s in it
Maker/Seller Info	Who made and sells it
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Warnings	Health risks and how to store safely

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

North Dakota has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Can’t see the product from outside
Not Fun for Kids	Can’t look interesting to children
Show Warnings	Must tell about health risks
How to Use	Must say how to store and use safely

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on North Dakota’s cannabis packaging laws.

35. Ohio

Child-Resistant Packaging

Ohio says all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Have been tested by outside labs

Labeling Requirements

Ohio wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Net Weight	How much is inside
Ingredients	What’s in it
Maker/Seller Info	Who made and sells it
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Warnings	Health risks and how to store safely

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone has opened them before. This can be done with:

Special tape
Shrink bands
Other things that break when opened

State-Specific Rules

Ohio has more rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Can’t see the product from outside
Not Fun for Kids	Can’t look interesting to children
Show Warnings	Must tell about health risks
How to Use	Must say how to store and use safely

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on Ohio’s cannabis packaging laws.

36. Oklahoma

Child-Resistant Packaging

Oklahoma says all cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Have been checked by outside labs

Labeling Requirements

Oklahoma wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Weight	How much is inside
Ingredients	What’s in it
Maker/Seller Info	Who made and sells it
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Warnings	Health risks and how to store safely

State-Specific Rules

Oklahoma has more rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Can’t see the product from outside
Not Fun for Kids	Can’t look interesting to children
No Bright Colors	Don’t use colors that catch kids’ eyes
No Health Claims	Can’t say it will make you healthy
Pregnancy Warning	Must warn pregnant women not to use

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on Oklahoma’s cannabis packaging laws.

37. Oregon

Child-Resistant Packaging

Oregon says cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Adults can open without trouble

Labeling Requirements

Oregon wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Symbol	Oregon’s cannabis picture
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
Product Name	What it’s called
Ingredients	What’s in it
Weight	How much is inside
THC per Serving	How much THC in one use
Warnings	Health risks and safe storage

State Rules

Oregon has more rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Can’t see the product from outside
Not Fun for Kids	Can’t look interesting to children
No Bright Colors	Don’t use colors that catch kids’ eyes
No Cartoons	Don’t use funny pictures
No Health Claims	Can’t say it will make you healthy
Pregnancy Warning	Must warn pregnant women not to use

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on Oregon’s cannabis packaging laws.

38. Pennsylvania

Child-Resistant Packaging

Pennsylvania says medical marijuana packages must:

Be hard for kids to open
Show if someone opened them before
Not be see-through (except for dry leaf)
Close again after opening
Look different from other packages

Labeling Requirements

Pennsylvania wants these things on medical marijuana labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Who Made It	Name and license number of grower or maker
Who Packed It	Name and license number of packer
Harvest Date	When it was picked (if needed)
Strain Name	What kind it is (if needed)
Weight	How much is inside
THC and CBD	How much is in the product
How Fast It Works	Words or picture showing how long it takes
Lab Info	Who tested it and when
Special Symbol	Pennsylvania’s marijuana picture
Warnings	Don’t drive, poison control number, risks for pregnant women

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Pennsylvania has more rules for medical marijuana packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Can’t see inside (except dry leaf)
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening
Looks Different	Not like other similar packages
Allergy Warning	Must say if it has things like nuts

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana packaging laws.

39. Rhode Island

Child-Resistant Packaging

Rhode Island says cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids can’t open easily
Can be closed again if used more than once
Follow U.S. safety rules

Labeling Requirements

Rhode Island wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
THC and CBD	How much is in the product (tested by a lab)
Warning Symbol	Picture chosen by the state
Poison Control	Phone number: (800) 222-1222
Use By Date	When to use it by (if needed)
Weight	How much product is inside (for smoking or vaping)

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Rhode Island has extra rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Safe for Kids	Hard for children to open
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening (if used more than once)
Follows U.S. Rules	Meets national safety standards
Warning Picture	Must have state’s chosen symbol
Poison Help	Must show poison control phone number

Note: These rules might change. Always check for the latest info on Rhode Island’s cannabis packaging laws.

40. South Carolina

Child-Resistant Packaging

South Carolina has no specific laws for cannabis packaging because:

The state hasn’t made medical or recreational cannabis legal yet
There are no rules about packages kids can’t open easily

Labeling Requirements

South Carolina doesn’t have labeling rules for cannabis products because:

Cannabis isn’t legal in the state
No laws say what should be on cannabis labels

Tamper-Evident Features

South Carolina doesn’t have rules about showing if someone opened a cannabis package before.

State-Specific Rules

South Carolina doesn’t have special rules for cannabis packaging because:

Cannabis isn’t legal in the state yet
There’s no medical or recreational cannabis program

Fact	Details
Cannabis Legal?	No
Medical Program?	No
Recreational Use?	No

Some people have tried to make medical cannabis legal in South Carolina:

They wanted to pass the South Carolina Compassionate Care Act
This would have let some sick people use medical cannabis
But it didn’t become a law

Note: These facts might change. Always check for new info about South Carolina’s cannabis laws.

41. South Dakota

Child-Resistant Packaging

South Dakota says marijuana products must be in packages kids can’t open easily.

Labeling Requirements

South Dakota wants these things on marijuana labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Business Info	Name and license number of seller
Product Details	Batch number, when made, when tested, when packed
What’s Inside	THC and CBD amounts, other plant compounds
Use By Date	If product goes bad
THC Amount	Total THC in milligrams
Ingredients	What’s in it, including food allergies
Weight	How much product is inside
How It’s Made	If concentrated cannabis was added or used

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

South Dakota has extra rules for marijuana packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before

Cannabis in South Dakota

Type	Is it Legal?
Medical	Yes
Recreational	No

Note: These rules might change. Always check for new info about South Dakota’s marijuana laws.

42. Tennessee

Child-Resistant Packaging

Tennessee says hemp-derived cannabis products must be in packages kids can’t open easily.

Labeling Requirements

Tennessee wants these things on hemp-derived cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Who Made It	Name and address of maker and seller
Product Info	Batch number, when made, when to use by
What’s Inside	How much hemp-derived cannabinoids per serving and package
Ingredients	List of what’s in it
Weight	How much product is inside
Warning	Says product has hemp-derived cannabinoids and might affect you

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Tennessee has more rules for hemp-derived cannabis products:

Rule	What It Means
Age Limit	Only for people 21 and older
Testing	Must check how strong it is and if it’s clean
Labels	Must show who made it, what’s in it, and other details

Cannabis in Tennessee

Type	Is it Legal?
Medical	Only low-THC cannabis oil for some people
Recreational	No

Note: These rules might change. Always check for new info about Tennessee’s hemp-derived cannabis laws.

43. Texas

Child-Resistant Packaging

Texas doesn’t say cannabis products must be in packages kids can’t open.

Labeling Requirements

Texas says hemp-derived CBD product labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Maker Info	Name and address of maker and seller
Product Details	Batch number, make date, use-by date
Contents	Amount of hemp-derived cannabinoids per serving and package
Ingredients	List of what’s in it
Weight	How much product is inside
Warning	Says product has hemp-derived cannabinoids and may affect you

Tamper-Evident Features

Texas doesn’t say cannabis packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Texas has rules for hemp-derived CBD products:

Rule	What It Means
Testing	Must check strength and cleanliness
Labels	Must show maker, contents, and other details
Not Allowed	Can’t sell smokable hemp made in Texas

Note: These rules may change. Always check for new info about Texas’s hemp-derived cannabis laws.

44. Utah

Child-Resistant Packaging

Utah says cannabis products must be in packages kids can’t open easily. The rules follow U.S. safety standards.

Labeling Requirements

Utah wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Business Info	Name and number of seller
Dates	When picked
Product Name	Common name of cannabis type
Weight	How much is inside (U.S. and metric)
Strength	THC, THCA, CBD, and CBDA amounts
ID Number	Special number for the product
Warnings	"For registered users only" and "Keep away from kids"
Testing	If product meets quality standards

State-Specific Rules

Utah only allows these types of cannabis products:

Allowed Forms	Not Allowed
Pills	Candy
Capsules	Cookies
Oils	Cakes
Liquids	Other foods
Skin patches
Jelly cubes
Flower in small packs
Wax or resin

Utah doesn’t allow smoking cannabis.

Note: These rules may change. Always check for new info about Utah’s cannabis laws.

45. Vermont

Child-Resistant Packaging

Vermont says cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids under 5 can’t open easily
Adults can use without trouble

Labeling Requirements

Vermont wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Strain Name	What kind of marijuana it is
Weight	How much marijuana is inside (in grams or ounces)
State Statement	Vermont doesn’t say marijuana has medical benefits
Product ID	Must clearly say it’s marijuana
No Resale	Can’t sell this product again

State-Specific Rules

Vermont has special rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
No Plastic	Can’t use plastic packages
Use These Instead	Must use glass, metal, or cardboard
Envelope or Container	Must be in a package meant for selling

Vermont doesn’t want plastic because:

It’s bad for nature
The cannabis business makes a lot of waste

Note: These rules might change. Always check for new info about Vermont’s cannabis laws.

46. Virginia

Child-Resistant Packaging

Virginia doesn’t have specific rules for cannabis packaging yet. They will likely follow what other states do:

Packages should be hard for kids to open
This helps stop kids from eating cannabis by accident

Labeling Requirements

Virginia hasn’t made rules for cannabis labels yet. They will probably ask for these things on labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What the cannabis product is called
Strength	How strong the cannabis product is
What’s Inside	List of things used to make the product
Warnings	Things to know about risks

State-Specific Rules

Virginia is still working on its cannabis rules. They will likely make rules about:

How to package cannabis safely
What to put on labels
How to keep cannabis away from kids

Expected Rules	Why
Safe Packaging	To keep products safe
Clear Labels	To tell people what they’re buying
Kid-Proof	To stop kids from using cannabis

Note: These rules might change. Keep checking what the Virginia Board of Pharmacy says for the newest info.

47. Washington

Child-Resistant Packaging

Washington state says cannabis products must be in packages that:

Kids can’t open easily
You can’t see through
Can be closed again

Labeling Requirements

Washington state wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Strength	How strong it is
Ingredients	What’s in it
Warnings	Safety info
Weight	How much it weighs (ounces and grams)
THC and CBD	How much THC and CBD is in it
Who Made It	Name and number of the maker
Harvest Date	When the cannabis was picked
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Washington has special rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Can’t See Through	Package isn’t clear
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Clear Labels	Must show all required info

Note: These rules might change. Check what the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board says for the newest info.

48. West Virginia

Child-Resistant Packaging

West Virginia says cannabis products must be in packages kids can’t open easily.

Labeling Requirements

West Virginia wants these things on cannabis labels:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Strength	How strong it is
Ingredients	What’s in it
Warnings	Safety info
Weight	How much it weighs (ounces and grams)
THC and CBD	How much THC and CBD is in it
Who Made It	Name and number of the maker
Harvest Date	When the cannabis was picked
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

West Virginia has these rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Kid-Proof	Hard for children to open
Not See-Through	Package isn’t clear
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Clear Labels	Must show all needed info

Note: These rules might change. Check what the West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis says for the newest info.

West Virginia doesn’t allow:

Edible marijuana products shaped like people, animals, or fruit
Any shapes that might make kids want to eat them

More rules:

Unused medical cannabis must stay in its original package
Patients or caregivers must have an ID card when they have medical cannabis
Labels can only show:
- Grower/processor name
- Dispensary name
- Type of medical cannabis
- THC and cannabinol percentages

49. Wisconsin

Child-Resistant Packaging

Wisconsin doesn’t require child-resistant packaging for cannabis products. But, it’s a good idea for makers and sellers to use it to keep kids from eating it by accident.

Labeling Requirements

Wisconsin says cannabis labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Ingredients	What’s in it
Warnings	Safety info
Weight	How much it weighs
THC and CBD	How much THC and CBD is in it
Who Made It	Maker’s name and number
Harvest Date	When the cannabis was picked
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Wisconsin has these rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Package isn’t clear
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Clear Labels	Must show all needed info

Note: These rules might change. Check with Wisconsin’s Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection for the latest info.

Wisconsin doesn’t allow:

Edible marijuana products shaped like people, animals, or fruit
Any shapes that might make kids want to eat them

More rules:

Keep unused medical cannabis in its original package
Patients or caregivers must have an ID card with medical cannabis
Labels can only show:
- Grower/processor name
- Dispensary name
- Type of medical cannabis
- THC and cannabinol percentages

Product Identity

The package must clearly show what’s inside on the main display panel.

Responsibility

If a package is sold away from where it was packed, it must clearly show who made, packed, or sold it.

Net Quantity

The label must show how much product is inside, not counting the packaging.

50. Wyoming

Child-Resistant Packaging

Wyoming doesn’t require special packaging to keep kids out of cannabis products. But it’s a good idea for makers and sellers to use it anyway.

Labeling Requirements

Wyoming says cannabis labels must show:

Label Item	What to Show
Product Name	What it’s called
Ingredients	What’s in it
Warnings	Safety info
Weight	How much it weighs
THC and CBD	How much THC and CBD is in it
Who Made It	Maker’s name and number
Harvest Date	When the cannabis was picked
Strain Name	What kind of cannabis it is

Tamper-Evident Features

Packages must show if someone opened them before.

State-Specific Rules

Wyoming has these rules for cannabis packaging:

Rule	What It Means
Not See-Through	Package isn’t clear
Closes Again	Can seal package after opening
Shows if Opened	Can tell if someone opened it before
Clear Labels	Must show all needed info

Note: These rules might change. Check with Wyoming’s Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection for the latest info.

Wyoming doesn’t allow:

Edible marijuana products shaped like people, animals, or fruit
Any shapes that might make kids want to eat them

More rules:

Keep unused medical cannabis in its original package
Patients or caregivers must have an ID card with medical cannabis
Labels can only show:
- Grower/processor name
- Dispensary name
- Type of medical cannabis
- THC and cannabinol percentages

Product Identity

The package must clearly show what’s inside on the main display panel.

Responsibility

If a package is sold away from where it was packed, it must clearly show who made, packed, or sold it.

Net Quantity

The label must show how much product is inside, not counting the packaging.

Wyoming has strict laws about cannabis. It’s important to follow these rules to stay safe and legal.

More Info:

More people in Wyoming want to make cannabis legal. But for now, it’s still against the law for both fun and medical use. If you make or sell cannabis products in Wyoming, make sure you know the latest rules to avoid fines or other problems.