– Universal symbol must be present
– Edible products must contain the phrase cannabis infused, and edible containers must be opaque
– Must be child-resistant and tamper-evident
– Must not imitate any package or product typically marketed to children
Use designs attractive to children, including:
Cartoons
Images popularly used to advertise to children
Imitations of candy labeling
The words “candy,” “candies” or anything similar
– Make unproven health claims
– Do not use the words “organic” or “OCal” unless you are registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture or California Department of Public Health
– THC and CBD content must be labeled, expressed in mg per package
– Use the name of a California county, unless 100% of the cannabis was grown there
– Market the cannabis good as an alcoholic beverage
– Include a picture of the product (edibles)

– It’s Federally illegal to transport cannabis products across state lines, excluding hemp-derived CBD products
– Importing certain materials such as vape batteries and cartridges may be considered Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems or ENDS under the PACT ACT, and thus may be challenging to ship.
– Intra-state transportation of cannabis products requires that businesses be registered with the state.
– Cannabis must be transported only inside of a vehicle or trailer – cannot be shipped on a plane, even within the state, as federal law supersedes state law