New Transfer Approval Process in the California Cannabis Track and Trace System will Go Into Effect on January 2nd

Press release from the Department of Cannabis Control:

up close photo of purple hairs on a cannabis plant with blurred background. Black dcc logo which is the outline of a cannabis plant inside a circle with "press release" written belowBeginning January 2, 2024, there will be a new transfer approval process in the California Cannabis Track and Trace system (CCTT). Transfer functionality will require licensees to pre-approve, or deny, CCTT transfer requests prior to the creation of a shipping manifest. Transport and destination pre-approvals will assist with creating accurate manifests and allow licensees to deny unscheduled or inaccurate transfers.

This update will:

  • Allow licensees to review, and correct, orders before they are placed on a manifest
  • Add additional verification to prevent misuse of transport license numbers
  • Help prevent licensed destinations from receiving unsolicited products
  • Help prevent licensees from being incorrectly selected as a destination
  • Streamline operations to support the transfer of compliant products in the supply chain

Resources are available to prepare for this change:

If you have questions, please contact Metrc support by logging into support.metrc.com, emailing [email protected], or calling 877-566-6505.

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2 years ago

Anyone besides our “Government” see the same thing going on that happened in 1919 that ratified the 18th amendment ?