Cannabis Labels for US Dispensaries
State-compliant thermal labels for every US cannabis market. From California to New York, our labels meet the specific requirements of each state's regulatory framework — with track-and-trace barcodes, universal symbols, and compliant adhesives.
Common US Cannabis Label Requirements
While each state has specific rules, these elements are required in most jurisdictions.
Universal Cannabis Symbol
Required in most states. Minimum size and color specifications apply — verify per state.
THC/CBD Content
Total THC and CBD per serving and per package. Some states require both total and activated THC.
Track-and-Trace QR Code
Unique identifier linking to Metrc, BioTrackTHC, or state system. Must be scannable by inspectors.
Health Warning Statements
State-specific warning text. Keep away from children, no driving, pregnancy risk.
Batch & Lot Number
Links product to cultivation/manufacturing records for recall and compliance purposes.
Expiration / Best By Date
Required for edibles and most processed products. Format varies by state.
State-by-State Overview
Key regulatory agencies and track-and-trace systems by state.
| State | Agency | Track & Trace | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| California (CA) | DCC | Metrc | Universal symbol, English required, QR to COA |
| Colorado (CO) | MED | Metrc | Per-serving THC, 'NOT FOR RESALE' on individual servings |
| Michigan (MI) | MRA | Metrc | Child-resistant, resealable packaging required |
| New York (NY) | OCM | Metrc | English + Spanish required, QR to COA |
| Illinois (IL) | IDFPR | BioTrackTHC | Universal symbol, batch number, expiry date |
| Washington (WA) | LCB | Leaf Data | Traceability ID, serving size, THC/CBD per serving |
| Oregon (OR) | OLCC | Metrc | Net weight, cannabinoid content, harvest date |
| Nevada (NV) | CCB | Metrc | Distributor info, lab results, activation time for edibles |
* Requirements change frequently. Always verify current regulations with your state agency before printing.
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