2023 New York Laws › CAN - Cannabis › Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis › 83 - Provisions Governing the Cultivation and Processing of Adult-Use Cannabis.

§ 83. Provisions governing the cultivation and processing of adult-use
  cannabis.  1.  Cultivation  and processing of cannabis shall comply with
  regulations promulgated by the board governing minimum requirements  for
  adult-use    cultivators,    nurseries,   processors,   microbusinesses,
  cooperatives,  registered  organizations,  and  registered  organization
  cultivators.
2.  No  cultivator  or  processor of adult-use cannabis shall sell, or
  agree to sell or deliver in the state any cannabis products, as the case
  may be, except in originally sealed containers containing quantities  in
  accordance  with  size standards pursuant to rules adopted by the board.
  Such containers shall have affixed thereto such labels or other means of
  tracking and identification as may be  required  by  the  rules  of  the
  board.
3.  No  cultivator or processor of adult-use cannabis shall furnish or
  cause to be furnished to any licensee, any exterior  or  interior  sign,
  printed,  painted,  electric  or  otherwise, except as authorized by the
  board. The board may make such rules as it deems necessary to carry  out
  the purpose and intent of this subdivision.
4. Cultivators of adult-use cannabis consistent with protecting public
  health  and  safety,  shall  comply  with plant cultivation regulations,
  standards, and guidelines consistent with the provisions  applicable  to
  hemp,  cannabinoid  hemp,  and  hemp extract and issued by the board, in
  consultation with the department of environmental conservation  and  the
  department  of agriculture and markets. Such regulations, standards, and
  guidelines  shall  be  guided  by  sustainable  farming  principles  and
  practices  such as organic, regenerative, and integrated pest management
  models to the extent possible, and shall restrict whenever possible, the
  use of pesticides to those that are  registered  by  the  department  of
  environmental  conservation  or that specifically meet the United States
  environmental protection  agency  registration  exemption  criteria  for
  minimum  risk, used in compliance with rules, regulations, standards and
  guidelines issued by the department of  environmental  conservation  for
  pesticides.
5.  No  cultivator  or processor of adult-use cannabis shall transport
  any cannabis products, except in vehicles owned  and  operated  by  such
  cultivator  or  processor,  or hired by such cultivator or processor and
  operated by a trucking or transportation  company  registered  with  the
  office,  and  shall only make deliveries at the licensed premises of the
  purchaser.
6. No cultivator or processor  of  adult-use  cannabis,  including  an
  adult-use    cannabis    cooperative,   microbusiness,   or   registered
  organization may offer any incentive, payment  or  other  benefit  to  a
  licensed  cannabis  distributor  or  retail  dispensary  in  return  for
  carrying  the  cultivator,  processor,  cooperative,  microbusiness   or
  registered organization products, or preferential shelf placement.
7.  All  cannabis  products shall be processed in accordance with good
  manufacturing practices for the product  category,  pursuant  to  either
  Part  111 or Part 117 of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, as
  may be modified by the board in regulation.
8. No processor of adult-use cannabis shall produce any product which,
  in the discretion of the board, is designed to appeal  to  anyone  under
  the age of twenty-one years.
9.  The  use  or  integration  of  alcoholic  beverages or nicotine in
  cannabis products is strictly prohibited.
10. The board  shall  promulgate  regulations  governing  the  minimum
  requirements for the secure transport of adult-use cannabis.