Mississippi
Regulatory Framework
The Mississippi Department of Health (MDH) oversees the Medical Cannabis Program, which includes licensing cultivators, processors, dispensaries, and testing labs, as well as registering patients and caregivers. The MDH operates under its existing structure and does not constitute a separate, dedicated cannabis agency [2][3].
Legal Status
Market |
Status |
Act/Law |
Year |
Adult-Use |
Illegal |
Not applicable due to illegality [1] |
N/A |
Medical |
Legal |
Senate Bill 2095 [9] |
2022 |
Homegrow |
Illegal |
Not applicable due to illegality [1] |
N/A |
Track-and-Trace
Mississippi has contracted Florida-based Metrc to provide track-and-trace services for the medical marijuana program, ensuring compliance and oversight [4].
Licensing
License Type |
Description |
Cultivation |
Issued to entities legally allowed to grow cannabis for medical use [12] |
Processing |
Issued to entities authorized to process cannabis into consumable products [12] |
Dispensing |
Issued to dispensaries that sell medical cannabis to registered patients [12] |
Testing Laboratory |
Issued to labs that conduct quality and safety tests on cannabis products [12] |
Possession Limits
Item |
Possession Limit |
Medical Flower |
Up to 5 grams [9] |
THC Other Products |
300mg of THC [9] |
Additional Resources
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