Or. Admin. Code § 845-025-2025 - Micro Tier Processing. Privileges; Prohibitions
(1) In addition to
the privileges in OAR
845-025-2020, Micro Tier I and
Micro Tier II producer licensee may process marijuana concentrates, as long as:
(a) The process involves separating
cannabinoids from marijuana by:
(A) A
mechanical process; or
(B) An
extraction process using water as the solvent.
(b) The producer applies for a concentrate
endorsement.
(c) The producer only
sells or transports marijuana concentrates to the licensed premises of a
processor , wholesaler , retailer , or research certificate holder .
(d) Follows all the provisions relating to
the processing of concentrates set forth within OAR
845-025-3210,
845-025-3220,
845-025-3230,
845-025-3240,
845-025-3250,
845-025-3290, and
845-025-7575.
(e) If using water or ice in processing, the
producer uses only potable water and ice made from potable water.
(f) If using dry ice, the producer uses or
stores the dry ice in a well-ventilated room to prevent against the
accumulation of dangerous levels of carbon dioxide.
(g) If making a concentrate intended to be
used in a cannabinoid edible , the producer follows all provisions set forth
within OAR 845-025-3250.
(2) In addition to the prohibitions in OAR
845-025-2020, a micro producer
may not:
(a) Make cannabinoid extracts;
or
(b) Make a concentrate using
steam.
(3) Concentrate
Endorsement.
(a) In order to apply for an
endorsement, a micro producer applicant or micro producer licensee must submit
a form prescribed by the Commission that includes:
(A) A description of the process the micro
producer intends to implement to process usable marijuana into a concentrate;
and
(B) A description of equipment
to be used.
(b) In order
to be eligible for a concentrate endorsement, a micro producer applicant or
micro producer licensee must submit a land use compatibility statement showing
that processing concentrates is not a prohibited use.
(c) The Commission may deny a producer 's
request for an endorsement under this rule if the producer does not meet the
applicable requirements for the concentrate endorsement. If the Commission
denies approval the producer has a right to a hearing under the procedures of
ORS chapter 183.
(4) A
producer who processes cannabinoid concentrates under this rule is not a
marijuana processor for the purposes of OAR
845-025-3215.
(5) Violations. A violation of this rule is a
Category I violation.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 475C.065 & ORS 475C.089
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 475C.089 & 475C.017
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