Cannabis Processor License Attorneys in Michigan

For those looking to produce marijuana-infused products, such as edibles, distillates, vape cartridges, topicals, and any other marijuana-infused product, you’ll need to secure a Processor license. Processors take marijuana plant material and turn it into a marijuana-infused product.

If you’re interested in learning more about the application process for a Processor license, contact the cannabis law attorneys at Grewal Law PLLC. The cannabis market presents a unique investment opportunity to be a part of a newly legalized industry with an already established customer base. Our cannabis law division is here to assist you with any questions that you may have to start your own licensed cannabis business.

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Processor Licensing Requirements

A processor license authorizes:

• Sale of marijuana-infused products to other Processors; and
• Sale of marijuana-infused products to Provisioning Centers/Retailers.

Some examples of marijuana-infused products produced by Processors are:

• Edibles;
• Concentrates (like wax, shatter, dabs, etc.);
• Vape Cartridges;
• Topicals;
• THC Distillate;
• Capsules;
• Tinctures;
• Suppositories; and
• Transdermal patches.

Keep in mind that a medical Processor license is required to produce marijuana-infused products for sale in licensed medical marijuana provisioning centers, while an adult-use Processor license is required to produce marijuana-infused products at recreational marijuana retailers. Most Processors will likely want to give strong consideration to obtaining licensure for both the medical and recreational markets.