New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 7 - HEALTH › Chapter 34 - MEDICAL USE OF CANNABIS › Part 4 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCERS, PRODUCTION FACILITIES AND DISTRIBUTION › Section 7.34.4.16 - LABELING OF USABLE CANNABIS; DRUG INFORMATION SHEETS

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
A non-profit producer shall not sell or otherwise distribute
				  to the public a usable cannabis product that has not been packaged and labeled
				  in accordance with this rule.
A.
Packaging and labels not designed to appeal to children:
A package
				containing usable cannabis shall not display any content that reasonably
				appears to target minors, including but not limited to, cartoon characters or
				similar images. A product name or package shall not be modeled after a brand of
				product that is traditionally marketed toward children.
B.
Labeling requirements:
A
				label shall be securely affixed to all usable cannabis product packages, prior
				to sale or distribution, that is in the format provided at Table 8, Sample
				Label for Usable Cannabis Products, that is conspicuous and unobstructed, and
				that uses a font that is clearly legible, not italicized, and is printed in no
				smaller than 1/16th of an inch. The cannabinoid content specified on a cannabis
				derived product label shall be ninety percent or greater in accuracy. The label
				shall identify the following:
(1) the names of
				the entities that produced and manufactured the product,
				respectively;
(2) the name of the
				strain of cannabis contained in the product;
(3) a manufacture date and an expiration
				date;
(4) for dried, usable
				cannabis: the total of THC and CBD per package, which shall be expressed by
				percentage of weight;
(5) for
				concentrated cannabis derived product: the total of THC and CBD per package,
				which shall each be expressed by weight in milligrams and by percentage of
				total weight;
(6) for
				non-concentrated cannabis derived product: the totals of THC and CBD per
				package, which shall each be expressed by weight in milligrams;
(7) total product weight, expressed in
				milligrams, and if the product is in liquid form, total volume, expressed in
				milliliters;
(8) the name of the
				strain;
(9) the name of the
				department approved laboratories that analyzed the product or cannabis
				contained in the product in accordance with department rule;
(10) for all products containing THC: the
				universal New Mexico THC warning symbol, the image file for which can be
				obtained from the department upon request, which shall be reproduced at a
				minimum size of 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch;
(11) warnings for use that include at a
				minimum the statements, "Consumption of THC when pregnant, or by a mother who
				is breastfeeding, may adversely impact an infant's development", "Do not drive
				a vehicle or operate heavy machinery while under the influence of this
				product", and "Keep out of reach of children";
(12) for all cannabis-derived products that
				contain THC and that are intended to be consumed by vaporization: a health
				warning that states in bolded text, "WARNING: Vaping THC has been associated
				with cases of severe lung injury, leading to difficulty breathing,
				hospitalization, and even death.";
(13) a sales barcode that is associated with
				the product and product batch;
(14)
				a batch number or code that is associated with the product batch and that is
				recorded by the non-profit producer or manufacturer in the electronic tracking
				system specified by the department; and
(15) instructions for use that are specific
				to the labeled product.
Table 8. Sample Label for Usable Cannabis
								Products
Producer:
Manufacturer:
Name of strain:
Total units:
Net weight: mg
Manufacture/Production date: /
								/
Expiration date: / /
Laboratory Analysis
PER CONTAINER:
THC: mg / % THC: %
CBD: mg / % CBD: %
Testing laboratory:
Instructions for use:
WARNING:
This product contains medical
								cannabis. Do not drive a vehicle or operate heavy machinery while under the
								influence of this product. Consumption of THC when pregnant, or by a mother who
								is breastfeeding, may adversely impact an infant's development.
WARNING:
Vaping THC has been
								associated with cases of severe lung injury, leading to difficulty breathing,
								hospitalization, and even death.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.