Minn. R. agency 105, ch. 1565, pt. 1565.0800 - FIT FOR COMMERCE CERTIFICATION
A person must not transfer ownership of raw hemp to a processor or to the public without a Fit for Commerce certificate.
A processor must not acquire or process raw hemp grown within Minnesota without acquiring a copy of a Fit for Commerce certificate issued by the commissioner to the grower specific to the lot being purchased.
For purposes of this part, "processing" does not include drying or fieldcleaning of hemp. The licensee must notify the commissioner if the licensee is drying or field-cleaning hemp from the lot in a location other than what is listed on the licensee's application or license.
A licensed processor using hemp obtained from outside of Minnesota must maintain a bill of lading, certificate of analysis, and other proper documentation demonstrating that the hemp is from a source approved through another state or a federally approved plan. The licensee must retain such records for three years and produce them upon request of the commissioner, law enforcement, or other regulatory entity. Imported hemp products must meet all applicable state and federal laws.
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