2022 DCC Proposed Regs Comments
This round of proposed regulatory changes contains many improvements
Public comments are due to the California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) about their comprehensive regulatory proposal by April 19th before 5pm.
To help the industry find alignment across the supply chain, Meadow collaborated with trusted industry lawyers, trade organizations, operators and nonprofits. We appreciate and are thankful for this community coming together to share, learn, and advocate for a better industry for all.
Founded in 2014, Meadow was built from the ground up for California cannabis—the largest cannabis market in the world—with deep expertise and knowledge of the state’s regulations, supply chain, and retail environment. Meadow currently processes 20% of all cannabis sales in California, with over a billion dollars processed, 13 million POS transactions, and 3 million delivery orders. Meadow has intentionally focused on California cannabis given the size, scope, and opportunity in the market. We are committed to building a more collaborative, equitable and compassionate industry.
This round of proposed regulatory changes contains many improvements for the California cannabis industry. There are also a number of pain points that have gone unaddressed (or new ones that have been added). For this industry to continue surviving, more drastic changes are needed than those contained in the proposed regulations. For this industry to thrive, much more of the regulatory and tax regime will need reform. This is a (very small) step in that direction and we applaud the positive changes while calling out the work still to be done.
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