Minnesota operators must keep cannabis transfer records three years under ch. 342. What to retain, how METRC fits, and the audit risk if you fall…
MN cannabis operators: avoid costly METRC transfer rejections. A practical guide to manifest errors, timing rules, and chain-of-custody under Minn. Stat. ch. 342.
Minnesota OCM inspectors check METRC manifests, employee permits, GPS logs, and chain-of-custody controls. Here is exactly what they want to see.
How METRC chain of custody works for cannabis transport in Minnesota — manifest reconciliation from pickup to confirmed delivery, and records that survive an audit.”…
