Inbox: “Cannabis Control Commission Extends Exclusivity for Delivery Licenses”
April 1, 2025
CCC: “12-month extension begins today, with an ongoing study of the success of delivery businesses to be complete by September”
CCC: “12-month extension begins today, with an ongoing study of the success of delivery businesses to be complete by September”
Commissioners grant another year of exclusivity, will examine impact of regulatory changes on Social Equity licensees
Recent regulation changes increased competition over business-to-business deliveries. Now, some operators seek further rule adjustments.
“It’s taken so long for us to get the regulatory revisions that we have sought. … It would be very detrimental to end the exclusivity window on April 1st.”
Inbox: “Cannabis Control Commission Regulatory Reforms to Support Delivery, Testing Transportation, Small Business Expansion, and Patient Access in the Commonwealth are Now in Effect”
Even with the latest change, Massachusetts continues to have one of the most heavily regulated marijuana delivery models in the country
“The Committee will be inviting various Massachusetts cannabis industry stakeholders to testify.” Chief concerns include “proper channels of accountability within the agency structure.”
The CCC is expected to vote on the new regulations on Oct. 22 – just a week before lawmakers are set to hold a hearing where industry stakeholders will be invited to testify
Deliberate policy-making process will better equip Massachusetts delivery businesses for success
Constituents can provide written comment through Oct. 7, as well as oral testimony at a public hearing scheduled for that Monday
