Oregon FAQ's
Laws and Regulations
Q: What types of commercial cannabis licenses are available in Oregon?
A: Oregon has four different types of marijuana licenses:
Recreational Producer License
Recreational Processor License
Recreational Wholesaler License
Recreational Retailer License
Q: Which state agency is in charge of cannabis licensing in Oregon?
A: The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) is in charge of approving or denying applications and ensuring licensed businesses stay compliant.
Q: How much does a cannabis business license cost in Oregon?
A: Depending on which type of cannabis business you operate, your licensing fees will vary. All license applications require a non-refundable application fee of $250. Producer license costs range from $1,000 to almost $6,000. Processors, wholesalers, and retailer licenses cost $4,750.
Q: How do I apply for a cannabis business license in Oregon?
A: Because many cities and counties in Oregon don’t allow certain cannabis license types, make sure to check that you are following all the laws where you want to operate. To apply for a license, visit OLCC’s website to begin.
It’s important to note that Oregon isn’t processing applications for new producer licenses due to the passage of SB218. The moratorium on new producer licenses lasts until January 2, 2022.
Q: What are the fines and penalties for cannabis businesses that are out of compliance?
A: OLCC has six categories of cannabis violations. Penalties depend on the severity of the issue — from a short-term license suspension and a $495 fine, to a complete revocation of the license.
Q: How does GrowFlow keep my cannabis business in Oregon compliant?
A: GrowFlow ensures that every action preformed is required by the state and will aid in keeping a business compliant.
Q: What software does GrowFlow integrate with?