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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.760 - Agreement to become accredited within 1 year after licensure; provision of annual inspection report to Department; inspection by accrediting organization is not substitute for inspection by Department

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each
			 marijuana testing facility must agree to become accredited pursuant to standard
			 ISO/IEC 17025 of the International Organization for Standardization within 1
			 year after licensure.
2. Each
			 marijuana testing facility that claims to be accredited must provide the
			 Department with copies of each annual inspection report from the accrediting
			 organization, including, without limitation, any deficiencies identified in and
			 any corrections made in response to the report.
3. Inspection by an accrediting organization
			 is not a substitute for inspection by the Department.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.764 - Adherence to general laboratory standards, practices, procedures and programs; inspection by Department or authorized third party; adoption of publications by reference

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each marijuana
			 testing facility must:
(a) Follow the most
			 current version of the
Cannabis Inflorescence: Standards of Identity,
			 Analysis, and Quality Control
monograph published by the American
			 Herbal Pharmacopoeia.
(b) Follow
			 the
Recommendations for Regulators - Cannabis Operations
published by the American Herbal Products Association.
(c) Be accredited pursuant to standard
			 ISO/IEC 17025 of the International Organization for Standardization by an
			 impartial organization that operates in conformance with standard ISO/IEC 17011
			 of the International Organization for Standardization and is a signatory to the
			 Mutual Recognition Arrangement of the International Laboratory Accreditation
			 Cooperation.
(d) Follow the
Guidelines for Laboratories Performing Microbiological and Chemical
			 Analyses of Food, Dietary Supplements, and Pharmaceuticals - An Aid to the
			 Interpretation of ISO/IEC 17025:2005 (2015)
published by AOAC
			 International.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.766 - Establishment of policies for adequate chain of custody and requirements for samples of products provided to testing facility

Current through June 11, 2024
Each marijuana testing facility must establish policies for an
				adequate chain of custody and requirements for samples of products provided to
				the marijuana testing facility for testing or research purposes, including,
				without limitation, policies and requirements for:
1. Issuing instructions for the minimum
			 sample and storage requirements;
2.
			 Documenting the condition of the external package and integrity seals utilized
			 to prevent contamination of, or tampering with, the sample;
3. Documenting the condition and amount of
			 the sample provided at the time of receipt;
4. Documenting all persons handling the
			 original samples, aliquots and extracts;
5. Documenting all transfers of samples,
			 aliquots and extracts referred to another marijuana testing facility for
			 additional testing or whenever requested by a client;
6. Maintaining a current list of authorized
			 marijuana establishment agents and restricting entry to the laboratory to only
			 those authorized;
7. Securing the
			 marijuana testing facility during nonworking hours;
8. Securing short- and long-term storage
			 areas when not in use;
9. Utilizing
			 a secured area to log-in and aliquot samples;
10. Ensuring samples are stored
			 appropriately; and
11. Documenting
			 the disposal of samples, aliquots and extracts.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.768 - No limitation on amount of usable marijuana and marijuana products on premises of testing facility; maintenance of records to prove amount on premises is for testing purposes only

Current through June 11, 2024
A marijuana testing facility is not limited in the amount of
				usable marijuana and marijuana products it may have on the premises of the
				marijuana testing facility at any given time, but the marijuana testing
				facility must maintain records to prove that all usable marijuana and marijuana
				products on the premises are there for testing purposes only.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.776 - Limited testing for research and development purposes

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana cultivation facility or a
			 marijuana product manufacturing facility may conduct operations and request
			 limited laboratory testing by a marijuana testing facility for research and
			 development purposes.
2. A
			 marijuana cultivation facility or marijuana product manufacturing facility
			 described in subsection 1 shall:
(a) Notify
			 the Department of its intent to conduct research and development on a form
			 prescribed by the Department by electronic mail before sending a sample to a
			 marijuana testing facility;
(b)
			 Quarantine each batch, lot or production run in a separate quarantine area and
			 label each batch, lot or production run with a distinctive label containing
			 "R&D QUARANTINE" as a header and footer in 20-point white font and a red
			 background;
(c) Account for all
			 marijuana subject to quarantine pursuant to paragraph (b) in its inventory
			 control system;
(d) Limit all
			 research and development operations to clearly segregated and designated areas
			 or rooms marked "R&D CULTIVATION AREA" or "R&D PRODUCTION AREA" on 8
			 1/2 by 11 inch signs with a red background and white lettering, posted at the
			 entrance to the area or room and along the walls of the area or room, with a
			 minimum of one sign for every 300 square feet of the area or room;
			 and
(e) Perform research and
			 development operations in a grow room only if the plants used for such
			 operations are designated and separated from other plants.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.780 - Required quality assurance tests; submission of wet marijuana for testing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each marijuana
			 testing facility must use the sampling protocols and the general body of
			 required quality assurance tests for usable marijuana, as received,
			 concentrated marijuana and marijuana products set forth in this section. Such
			 tests may include moisture content, potency analysis, foreign matter
			 inspection, microbial screening, pesticide and other chemical residue and
			 metals screening and residual solvents levels. A marijuana testing facility may
			 request additional sample material for the purposes of completing required
			 quality assurance tests but may not use such material for the purposes of
			 resampling or repeating quality assurance tests. A marijuana testing facility
			 may retrieve samples from the premises of another marijuana establishment and
			 transport the samples directly to the marijuana testing facility. A marijuana
			 testing facility transporting samples may make multiple stops if:
(a) Each stop is for the sole purpose of
			 retrieving a sample from a marijuana establishment; and
(b) All samples remain secured at all
			 times.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.782 - Performance of potency analysis or terpene analysis

Current through June 11, 2024
1. When performing potency analysis or
			 terpene analysis pursuant to NAC 453D.780, a marijuana testing facility shall
			 test for and quantify the presence of the following:
(a) Cannabinoids:
(1) THC;
(2) Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid;
(3) CBD;
(4) Cannabidiolic acid; and
(5) Cannabinol; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.784 - Performance of testing to verify homogeneity of potency of edible marijuana products

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 2, a marijuana testing facility shall perform
			 testing to verify the homogeneity of the potency of an edible marijuana product
			 by testing multiple samples from a single production run.
2. A marijuana testing facility that tests an
			 edible marijuana product which has previously had the homogeneity of the
			 potency of the edible marijuana product verified by a marijuana testing
			 facility and which has not undergone a change in recipe may verify the
			 homogeneity of the edible marijuana product by testing one or more single units
			 or servings from a production run of the edible marijuana product.
3. The marijuana testing facility will verify
			 the homogeneity of the potency of the edible marijuana product only if:
(a) The concentration of THC and weight of
			 each sample is within 15 percent above or below the intended concentration of
			 THC and weight; and
(b) No
			 combination of samples which comprise 10 percent or less of the marijuana
			 product contain 20 percent or more of the total THC in the marijuana
			 product.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.786 - Use of approved pesticides by marijuana establishment; performance of pesticide residue analysis by testing facility

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 marijuana establishment shall only use a pesticide in the cultivation or
			 production of marijuana or marijuana products if the pesticide appears on the
			 list of pesticides published by the State Department of Agriculture pursuant to
			 NRS
			 586.550.
2. When performing pesticide residue analysis
			 pursuant to NAC 453D.780, a marijuana testing facility shall analyze for the
			 pesticides which occur on the list of pesticides published by the State
			 Department of Agriculture pursuant to
			 NRS
			 586.550 at the detection levels specified by
			 the State Department of Agriculture and for any other substances required by
			 the Department of Taxation. If:
(a) A
			 pesticide which occurs on the list of pesticides published by the State
			 Department of Agriculture pursuant to
			 NRS
			 586.550 is detected at a level which exceeds
			 the level specified by the State Department of Agriculture; or
(b) A pesticide which does not occur on the
			 list of pesticides published by the State Department of Agriculture pursuant to
			 NRS
			 586.550 is detected in any amount which is
			 positively verified,
the pesticide residue analysis is failed.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.788 - Testing: Selection of representative samples and random samples; segregation period for entire lot; duties of testing facility; disposal of lot if sample fails test; release of lot if sample passes test; filing of electronic copy of certificate of analysis for tests performed by testing facility; grounds for disciplinary action for failure to comply

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Immediately
			 before packaging:
(a) Usable marijuana for
			 sale to a retail marijuana store, marijuana product manufacturing facility or
			 another marijuana cultivation facility, a marijuana cultivation facility shall
			 segregate all harvested marijuana into homogenized lots of flower and trim,
			 respectively, and allow a marijuana testing facility to select a representative
			 sample for testing from each lot the marijuana cultivation facility has
			 segregated. The marijuana testing facility which performs the test must collect
			 the samples. If the marijuana cultivation facility has segregated the lot of
			 harvested marijuana into packages or container sizes smaller than the entire
			 lot, the marijuana testing facility must sample and test each package
			 containing harvested marijuana from the lot.
(b) Concentrated marijuana or marijuana
			 products, a marijuana product manufacturing facility shall allow a marijuana
			 testing facility to select a random sample from each lot or production run for
			 testing by the marijuana testing facility. The marijuana testing facility
			 performing the testing must collect the samples.
(c) The marijuana testing facility selecting
			 a sample shall, using tamper-resistant products, record the batch, lot or
			 production run number and the weight or quantity of the sample and seal the
			 sample into a container.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.794 - Audit or certification of testing facility by State Department of Agriculture

Current through June 11, 2024
1. At the request
			 of the Department of Taxation, a marijuana testing facility may be audited or
			 certified by the State Department of Agriculture.
2. If the State Department of Agriculture
			 audits or certifies marijuana testing facilities, the State Department of
			 Agriculture will perform such technical inspections of the premises and
			 operations of a marijuana testing facility as the State Department of
			 Agriculture determines is appropriate.
3. If the State Department of Agriculture
			 audits or certifies marijuana testing facilities, each marijuana testing
			 facility shall comply with the requirements established by the State Department
			 of Agriculture.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.796 - Collection and testing of random samples from marijuana establishments for comparison with results reported by testing facilities

Current through June 11, 2024
1. At
			 the request of the Department of Taxation, the State Department of Agriculture
			 may collect and test random samples from marijuana establishments and compare
			 the results of its testing to the results reported by marijuana testing
			 facilities.
2. A marijuana
			 establishment shall provide samples to the State Department of Agriculture upon
			 request if the State Department of Agriculture conducts testing pursuant to
			 subsection 1.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section 453D.798 - Random quality assurance compliance checks; costs for screening or testing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Upon the request
			 of the Department, a marijuana cultivation facility and a marijuana product
			 manufacturing facility must provide a marijuana testing facility designated by
			 the Department with a sample of marijuana or a marijuana product in an amount
			 determined by the marijuana testing facility to be sufficient for random
			 quality assurance compliance checks in a secure manner such that the marijuana
			 testing facility can confirm that it has received and is testing the correct
			 sample.
2. The marijuana testing
			 facility that receives a sample pursuant to subsection 1 shall, as directed by
			 the Department:
(a) Screen the sample for
			 pesticides, chemical residues, herbicides, growth regulators and unsafe levels
			 of metals;
(b) Perform any other
			 quality assurance test deemed necessary by the Department; and
(c) Report its results to the
			 Department.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.800 - Requirements for single packages

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Unless preparing
			 bulk packages only for delivery to another marijuana establishment and not for
			 sale to a consumer, a marijuana establishment that packages marijuana or
			 marijuana products must individually package, label and seal the marijuana or
			 marijuana products in a single package for sale. A retail marijuana store shall
			 only sell marijuana or marijuana products in a single package which must not
			 contain:
(a) More than 1 ounce of usable
			 marijuana or one-eighth of an ounce of concentrated marijuana.
(b) For a marijuana product sold as a
			 capsule, more than 100 milligrams of THC per capsule or more than 800
			 milligrams of THC per package.
(c)
			 For a marijuana product sold as a tincture, more than 800 milligrams of
			 THC.
(d) For a marijuana product
			 sold as an edible marijuana product, more than 100 milligrams of THC.
(e) For a marijuana product sold as a topical
			 product, a concentration of more than 6 percent THC or more than 800 milligrams
			 of THC per package.
(f) For a
			 marijuana product sold as a suppository or transdermal patch, more than 100
			 milligrams of THC per suppository or transdermal patch or more than 800
			 milligrams of THC per package.
(g)
			 For any other marijuana product, more than 800 milligrams of THC.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.805 - Requirements for edible marijuana products, products in solid or liquid form, usable marijuana and concentrated marijuana or marijuana products

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any edible product containing marijuana
			 must:
(a) Be clearly and unambiguously
			 packaged as marijuana with the words "THIS IS A MARIJUANA PRODUCT" in bold type
			 that clearly identifies that the product contains marijuana;
(b) Be packaged in a manner which is not
			 modeled after a brand of products primarily consumed by or marketed to
			 children;
(c) Be presented in
			 packaging which does not contain an image of a cartoon character, mascot,
			 action figure, balloon or toy, except that such an item may appear in the logo
			 of the marijuana product manufacturing facility which produced the product;
			 and
(d) Not be packaged or marketed
			 as candy.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.808 - Stamp or mold required for edible marijuana products; exception

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 3, on or before January 1, 2019, each single-serving edible marijuana product
			 and each individual serving containing not more than 10 milligrams of THC of a
			 multiple-serving edible marijuana product must be stamped or molded with a
			 symbol developed by the Department to indicate that the product contains
			 marijuana.
2. An edible marijuana
			 product that is impractical to stamp or mold with a symbol, including, without
			 limitation, bulk goods or powders, must be packaged in a child-resistant
			 container in individual servings containing not more than 10 milligrams of
			 THC.
3. An edible marijuana product
			 in liquid form which is packaged as required by NAC 453D.805 need not be
			 stamped or molded as described in this section.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.812 - Requirements for labeling products "organic

Current through June 11, 2024
A marijuana cultivation facility or marijuana product
				manufacturing facility shall not label usable marijuana, concentrated marijuana
				or marijuana products as "organic" unless the marijuana plants and all
				ingredients used are produced, processed and certified in a manner that is
				consistent with the national organic standards established by the United States
				Department of Agriculture in accordance with the Organic Foods Production Act
				of 1990, 7 U.S.C. §§
									6501 et seq.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.816 - Marijuana cultivation facility: Required labeling before sale of marijuana to retail marijuana store

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana
			 cultivation facility shall label all marijuana before it sells the marijuana to
			 a retail marijuana store and shall securely affix to the package a label that
			 includes, without limitation, in legible English:
(a) The name of the marijuana establishment
			 and its license number;
(b) If the
			 marijuana establishment is operated by a dual licensee, the number of the
			 medical marijuana establishment registration certificate of the cultivation
			 facility operated by the dual licensee;
(c) The batch number;
(d) The lot number;
(e) The date of final harvest;
(f) The date of final testing;
(g) The date on which the product was
			 packaged;
(h) The cannabinoid
			 profile and potency levels and terpenoid profile of the top three terpenes as
			 determined by the marijuana testing facility, which may include the potential
			 total THC but must not include any other calculated level of THC;
(i) If the product is perishable, the
			 expiration date;
(j) The quantity
			 of marijuana being sold; and
(k) A
			 warning that states: "THIS IS A MARIJUANA PRODUCT."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.820 - Marijuana product manufacturing facility: Required labeling of edible marijuana products before sale to retail store

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana
			 product manufacturing facility shall label all edible marijuana products before
			 it sells the edible marijuana products to a retail marijuana store and shall
			 include on the packaging or securely affix to the package a label that
			 includes, without limitation, in legible English and in a manner which must not
			 mislead consumers:
(a) The name of the
			 marijuana establishment and its license number;
(b) If the marijuana establishment is
			 operated by a dual licensee, the number of the medical marijuana establishment
			 registration certificate of the facility for the production of edible marijuana
			 products or marijuana-infused products, as defined in
			 NRS
			 453A.105, operated by the dual
			 licensee;
(c) The production run
			 number;
(d) The words "Keep out of
			 reach of children";
(e) The date of
			 production;
(f) The date of final
			 testing;
(g) The date on which the
			 product was packaged;
(h) The
			 cannabinoid profile and potency levels and terpenoid profile of the top three
			 terpenes as determined by the marijuana testing facility, which may include the
			 potential total THC but must not include any other calculated level of
			 THC;
(i) If the product is
			 perishable, the expiration date;
(j) The total amount of THC in the edible
			 marijuana product, measured in milligrams;
(k) The total amount of THC in each serving
			 of the edible marijuana product and a notice that the actual amount of THC may
			 be within 15 percent of the stated amount;
(l) A list of all ingredients and all major
			 food allergens as identified in
			 21 U.S.C. §
										343;
(m) The net weight of the product;
(n) If concentrated marijuana was added to
			 the product or if the product consists solely of concentrated marijuana, a
			 disclosure of the type of extraction process used and any solvent, gas or other
			 chemical used in the extraction process or any other compound added to the
			 concentrated marijuana; and
(o) A
			 warning that states: "THIS IS A MARIJUANA PRODUCT."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.824 - Retail marijuana store: Required labeling of usable marijuana

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A retail marijuana store must affix to
			 each container or package containing usable marijuana sold at retail, if not
			 already included on the container or package, a label which must include,
			 without limitation:
(a) The business or trade
			 name and the license number of the marijuana cultivation facility that
			 cultivated and sold the usable marijuana.
(b) If the marijuana cultivation facility is
			 operated by a dual licensee, the number of the medical marijuana establishment
			 registration certificate of the cultivation facility operated by the dual
			 licensee.
(c) The batch
			 number.
(d) The lot
			 number.
(e) The date and quantity
			 sold, including the net weight measured in ounces and grams or by volume, as
			 appropriate.
(f) The name and
			 address of the retail marijuana store.
(g) The cannabinoid profile and potency
			 levels and terpenoid profile as determined by the marijuana testing facility,
			 which may include the potential total THC but must not include any other
			 calculated level of THC.
(h) A
			 warning that states: "This product may have intoxicating effects and may be
			 habit forming."
(i) The statement:
			 "This product may be unlawful outside of the State of Nevada."
(j) The date on which the marijuana was
			 harvested.
(k) A warning that
			 states: "THIS IS A MARIJUANA PRODUCT."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.832 - Retail marijuana store: Required disclosures and warnings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A retail marijuana store must provide with
			 all usable marijuana sold at retail accompanying material that discloses any
			 pesticides applied to the marijuana plants and growing medium during production
			 and processing.
2. A retail
			 marijuana store must provide with all usable marijuana and marijuana products
			 sold at retail a written notification which contains the following warnings:
(a) That marijuana and marijuana products
			 must be kept out of the reach of children.
(b) That marijuana and marijuana products can
			 cause severe illness in children.
(c) That allowing children to ingest
			 marijuana or marijuana products or storing marijuana or marijuana products in a
			 location which is accessible to children may result in an investigation by an
			 agency which provides child welfare services or criminal prosecution for child
			 abuse or neglect.
(d) "THE
			 INTOXICATING EFFECTS OF MARIJUANA MAY BE DELAYED BY 2 HOURS OR MORE AND USERS
			 OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS SHOULD INITIALLY INGEST A SMALL AMOUNT OF THE PRODUCT
			 CONTAINING NO MORE THAN 10 MILLIGRAMS OF THC, THEN WAIT AT LEAST 2 HOURS BEFORE
			 INGESTING ANY ADDITIONAL AMOUNT OF THE PRODUCT."
(e) "This product may have intoxicating
			 effects and may be habit forming. Smoking is hazardous to your
			 health."
(f) "Ingesting marijuana
			 or marijuana products with alcohol or other drugs, including prescription
			 medication, may result in unpredictable levels of impairment and a person
			 should consult with a physician before doing so."
(g) "There may be health risks associated
			 with consumption of this product."
(h) "Pregnant women should consult with a
			 physician before ingesting marijuana or marijuana products."
(i) "Marijuana or marijuana products can
			 impair concentration, coordination and judgment. Do not operate a vehicle or
			 machinery under the influence of marijuana or marijuana products."
(j) "Ingestion of any amount of marijuana or
			 marijuana products before driving may result in criminal prosecution for
			 driving under the influence."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.836 - Marijuana cultivation facility, marijuana product manufacturing facility and retail marijuana store: Required labeling

Current through June 11, 2024
Each marijuana cultivation facility, marijuana product
				manufacturing facility and retail marijuana store shall:
1. Use for labeling all marijuana and
			 marijuana products the standard label described in NAC 453D.800 and 453D.816 to
			 453D.828, inclusive;
2. Exercise
			 strict control over labeling materials issued for use in labeling operations
			 for marijuana and marijuana products;
3. Carefully examine labeling materials
			 issued for a batch for identity and conformity to the labeling specified in the
			 applicable production or control records; and
4. Have and follow written procedures
			 describing in sufficient detail the control procedures employed for the
			 issuance of labeling.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › PACKAGING AND LABELING OF MARIJUANA PRODUCTS › Section 453D.838 - Marijuana cultivation facility, marijuana product manufacturing facility and retail marijuana store: Examination of products during finishing operations; collection of representative sample of units; recording of results

Current through June 11, 2024
Each marijuana cultivation facility, marijuana product
				manufacturing facility and retail marijuana store shall:
1. Examine packaged and labeled products
			 during finishing operations to provide assurance that the containers and
			 packages have the correct labels;
2. Collect a representative sample of units
			 at the completion of finishing operations and ensure that the samples are
			 visually examined for correct labeling; and
3. Record the results of the examinations
			 performed pursuant to subsections 1 and 2 in the applicable production or
			 control records.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.860 - Requirements for transportation of marijuana and marijuana products

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana distributor may transport
			 marijuana and marijuana products between a marijuana establishment and another
			 marijuana establishment or between the buildings of a marijuana
			 establishment.
2. A marijuana
			 establishment shall not transport marijuana or marijuana products to a retail
			 marijuana store unless the marijuana establishment holds a license for a
			 marijuana distributor.
3. A
			 marijuana distributor shall not purchase or sell marijuana or marijuana
			 products unless the marijuana distributor holds a license for a type of
			 marijuana establishment authorized by law to purchase or sell marijuana or
			 marijuana products.
4. A marijuana
			 distributor may enter into an agreement or contract with a marijuana
			 establishment for the transport of marijuana or marijuana products. Such an
			 agreement or contract may include, without limitation, provisions relating to
			 insurance coverage, climate control and theft by a third party or an
			 employee.
5. A marijuana
			 distributor, and each marijuana establishment agent employed by the marijuana
			 distributor who is involved in the transportation, is responsible for marijuana
			 and marijuana products once the marijuana distributor takes control of the
			 marijuana or marijuana products and leaves the premises of a marijuana
			 establishment.
6. A marijuana
			 distributor shall not allow a marijuana establishment agent to transport
			 marijuana or marijuana products unless:
(a)
			 The marijuana establishment agent carries a copy, for the duration of the
			 transportation, of the transportation manifest generated using the seed-to-sale
			 tracking system pursuant to NAC 453D.864 for the transportation;
(b) Each marijuana establishment agent
			 involved in the transportation has, in his or her immediate possession, his or
			 her marijuana establishment agent registration card or verification of
			 temporary authorization;
(c) The
			 marijuana or marijuana products are stored in a sanitary and secure manner in a
			 lockbox or locked cargo area within the vehicle being used for delivery and not
			 visible from outside the vehicle;
(d) The vehicle being used for delivery has
			 no advertising, signage or other markings relating to marijuana; and
(e) The marijuana establishment agent
			 transporting marijuana or marijuana products for the marijuana distributor on
			 behalf of a marijuana establishment has a means of communicating with the
			 marijuana establishment.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.864 - Duties of distributor delivering marijuana or marijuana products; transportation manifest; duties of originating marijuana establishment and receiving marijuana establishment; maintenance of records

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 Before transporting marijuana or marijuana products pursuant to NAC 453D.860, a
			 marijuana distributor shall:
(a) Ensure that
			 all marijuana and marijuana products are secured at all times during delivery;
			 and
(b) Maintain a physical or
			 electronic copy of a transportation manifest generated using the seed-to-sale
			 tracking system that contains all the information required by this section in a
			 format approved by the Department.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.868 - Storage area for marijuana and marijuana products; verification of inventory; inspection by Department

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each marijuana
			 distributor shall maintain a storage area for marijuana and marijuana products
			 which includes at least one area which is temperature controlled. The area
			 which is temperature controlled shall be maintained in a commercial food grade
			 unit which is kept at a temperature of less than 41°F (5°C) while
			 storing potentially hazardous marijuana products.
2. The storage area for marijuana and
			 marijuana products maintained pursuant to subsection 1 must be a separate,
			 enclosed, locked facility. Products unrelated to the business of the marijuana
			 distributor, including, without limitation, products containing alcohol, must
			 not be stored with marijuana or marijuana products. Within the storage area,
			 marijuana or marijuana products may only be stored in a secure, locked device,
			 cabinet, room or motor vehicle within the storage area which is protected by a
			 lock or locking mechanism that meets at least the security rating established
			 by Underwriters Laboratories for key locks.
3. If a marijuana distributor experiences an
			 unusual or extraordinary circumstance beyond its control as part of its normal
			 business operations in providing transportation of marijuana or marijuana
			 products and the marijuana distributor determines that it is necessary to use
			 its storage area for the temporary storage of marijuana or marijuana products,
			 the marijuana distributor shall submit to the Department a notice of temporary
			 storage of marijuana or marijuana products.
4. A marijuana distributor shall not store
			 marijuana or marijuana products for more than 3 days without written consent
			 from the Department.
5. A marijuana
			 distributor shall verify the inventory of a motor vehicle after the inventory
			 is off-loaded into storage and before the inventory is on-loaded onto a motor
			 vehicle from storage.
6. A
			 marijuana distributor shall make its premises, including, without limitation,
			 its storage area, available to the Department for inspection during normal
			 business hours without notice.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.870 - Amount that may be transported by distributor; transportation by marijuana establishment agent; restrictions on transportation by vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana distributor may transport any
			 amount of marijuana or marijuana products that does not violate the laws or
			 regulations of this State or the limits established by the insurer who provides
			 coverage for the marijuana distributor.
2. A marijuana distributor shall not allow a
			 marijuana establishment agent to transport marijuana or marijuana products
			 unless the marijuana or marijuana products are:
(a) Except as otherwise provided in
			 subsection 3, stored in a lockbox or locked cargo area within the vehicle being
			 used for delivery;
(b) Not visible
			 from outside the vehicle;
(c)
			 Contained in sealed packages and containers which remain unopened during
			 delivery; and
(d) Tagged for the
			 purpose of inventory tracking with a unique identifying label prescribed by the
			 Department for the duration of transport.
For the purpose of this subsection, the trunk of a vehicle is
				not considered to be a lockbox or locked cargo area unless the trunk cannot be
				accessed from within the vehicle and can only be accessed using a key which is
				different from the key used to access and operate the vehicle.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.874 - Transportation between marijuana establishments owned by distributor; use of motor vehicles for transportation; adequate care for perishable marijuana products

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana
			 distributor that also holds a license for a marijuana establishment of another
			 type and that is transporting marijuana or marijuana products between its own
			 marijuana establishments located within the same building, within contiguous
			 buildings or between buildings located within 500 feet of each other is not
			 required to use a vehicle to perform the transportation.
2. A marijuana distributor may use any motor
			 vehicle that can legally be operated on the highways of this State and that
			 meets the requirements of this section to transport marijuana and marijuana
			 products.
3. Before using a motor
			 vehicle to transport marijuana or marijuana products, a marijuana distributor
			 must obtain the approval of the Department for the use of the motor vehicle.
			 Upon approving a motor vehicle for use to transport marijuana or marijuana
			 products, the Department will issue an identification card containing such
			 information as the Department determines to be necessary which must be kept
			 inside the motor vehicle at all times.
4. A marijuana distributor shall ensure that
			 each motor vehicle used to transport marijuana or marijuana products:
(a) Has no advertising, signage or other
			 markings relating to marijuana; and
(b) Is equipped with an audible car
			 alarm.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.876 - Transportation between multiple marijuana establishments; requirements for drivers used by distributor; hours and locations of transportation; reporting of irregularities, motor vehicle crash or break-down of motor vehicle; use of seed-to-sale tracking system

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A marijuana
			 distributor may transport marijuana or marijuana products between multiple
			 marijuana establishments, but shall not simultaneously transport any other item
			 unless the item is marijuana paraphernalia or merchandise, packaging or a
			 promotional item directly related to the marijuana or marijuana
			 product.
2. A marijuana distributor
			 shall not transport marijuana or marijuana products unless:
(a) During the transportation of marijuana or
			 marijuana products, the driver of a motor vehicle for a marijuana distributor
			 carries in the motor vehicle:
(1) Proof of
			 valid insurance coverage in an amount required by the laws of this
			 State;
(2) A copy of the license of
			 the marijuana distributor;
(3) The
			 marijuana establishment agent registration card or verification of temporary
			 authorization of the driver;
(4)
			 The valid driver's license of the driver; and
(5) The valid registration for the motor
			 vehicle.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.878 - Transportation by marijuana cultivation facility, marijuana product manufacturing facility, marijuana testing facility or retail marijuana store; applicability of provisions relating to distributors

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 marijuana cultivation facility or a marijuana product manufacturing facility
			 may transport marijuana or marijuana products to or from a marijuana
			 cultivation facility, a marijuana product manufacturing facility or a marijuana
			 testing facility.
2. A marijuana
			 testing facility or a retail marijuana store may transport marijuana or
			 marijuana products to or from a marijuana testing facility for
			 testing.
3. The requirements of NAC
			 453D.860 for a marijuana distributor apply to a marijuana establishment that
			 transports marijuana or marijuana products pursuant to this section without
			 using a marijuana distributor.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTORS › Section 453D.880 - Transportation by marijuana establishment to retail marijuana store

Current through June 11, 2024
A marijuana establishment shall not transport marijuana or
				marijuana products to a retail marijuana store unless the marijuana
				establishment:
1. Holds a license for
			 a marijuana distributor;
2. Holds a
			 medical marijuana establishment registration certificate and is only
			 transporting marijuana or marijuana products for the medical use of
			 marijuana;
3. Is a marijuana
			 testing facility transporting samples for testing; or
4. Is a dual licensee and is only
			 transporting marijuana or marijuana products for the medical use of marijuana
			 to a medical marijuana dispensary or a dual licensee.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
				  453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › DISCIPLINARY ACTION; PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION › Disciplinary Action › Section 453D.900 - Grounds for disciplinary action

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A violation of
				any of the provisions of this chapter is grounds for disciplinary action by the
				Department, including, without limitation, immediate revocation of a license
				for a marijuana establishment pursuant to
				NRS
				453D.200.
2. A violation of any of the provisions of
				this chapter is grounds for disciplinary action by the Department, including,
				without limitation, immediate revocation of a marijuana establishment agent
				registration card.
Added to NAC by Dep't
				  of Taxation by R092-17, eff. 2-27-2018
NRS
					 453D.200
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › DISCIPLINARY ACTION; PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION › Disciplinary Action › Section 453D.905 - Imposition of civil penalty; revocation or suspension of license or marijuana establishment agent registration card; corrective action; categories of violations; imminent health hazard requiring immediate correction or cessation of operations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Department
				may:
(a) Subject to the provisions of
				subsection 4, impose a civil penalty of not more than $35,000 on any person who
				fails to comply with or violates any provision of this chapter or
				NRS
				453D.300;
(b) Except as otherwise provided in paragraph
				(c), revoke or suspend for not less than 3 days and not more than 30 days the
				license of any marijuana establishment or the marijuana establishment agent
				registration card of any person who fails to comply with or violates the
				provisions of this chapter or chapter 453D of NRS; and
(c) If corrective action approved by the
				Department will cure the noncompliance or violation but will not be completed
				within 30 days after issuance of the order, suspend for more than 30 days the
				license of a marijuana establishment or the marijuana establishment agent
				registration card of a person who fails to comply with or violates the
				provisions of this chapter or chapter 453D of NRS.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › DISCIPLINARY ACTION; PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION › Disciplinary Action › Section 453D.908 - Notice of disciplinary action or civil penalty; rescission of action or penalty by Department; request for hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
				Department will notify a person on whom disciplinary action or a civil penalty
				is imposed pursuant to NAC 453D.905. The notice must contain the following
				information:
(a) The date of the violation or,
				if the date of the violation is unknown, the date that the violation was
				identified;
(b) The address or
				description of the location where the violation occurred;
(c) The section of this chapter or chapter
				453D of NRS that was violated and a description of the violation;
(d) The amount of the civil penalty or a
				description of the action taken for the violation;
(e) A description of the payment process,
				including a description of the time within which and the place to which any
				civil penalty must be paid;
(f) An
				order prohibiting the continuation or repeated occurrence of the violation
				described in the notice;
(g) A
				description of the appeals process, including, without limitation, the time
				within which the disciplinary action or civil penalty may be contested and the
				place to which an appeal must be made; and
(h) The name and signature of the enforcement
				officer who issued the citation for the violation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453D - Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana › DISCIPLINARY ACTION; PRACTICE BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION › Disciplinary Action › Section 453D.912 - Reinstatement of license or marijuana establishment agent registration card: Application; conditions, limitations or restrictions upon reinstatement; denial

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a person
				applies for reinstatement of a license or marijuana establishment agent
				registration card that has been revoked pursuant to this chapter, the person
				shall:
(a) Submit an application on a form
				supplied by the Department.
(b)
				Satisfy all the current requirements for the issuance of an initial license or
				marijuana establishment agent registration card.
(c) Attest that, in this State or any other
				jurisdiction:
(1) The person has not, during
				the period of revocation, violated any state or federal law relating to
				marijuana, and no criminal or civil action involving such a violation is
				pending against the person; and
(2)
				No other regulatory body has, during the period of revocation, taken
				disciplinary action against the person, and no such disciplinary action is
				pending against the person.
(d) Satisfy any additional requirements for
				reinstatement of the license or marijuana establishment agent registration card
				prescribed by the Department.