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Mass. Pot Regulators Float Two-Tiered Home Delivery Rules

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Law360 (September 28, 2020, 5:23 PM EDT) — Massachusetts cannabis regulators have refined long-awaited home delivery rules, approving draft regulatory changes that would create a two-tiered licensing system intended to lower barriers to entry and prevent market domination by a handful of players.

The Cannabis Control Commission on Thursday adopted draft delivery regulations that would create limited delivery licenses for couriers serving brick-and-mortar dispensaries and a new class of wholesale delivery licenses, which would allow companies to buy directly from wholesalers.

The new rules are a departure from initial plans for the upcoming debut of home delivery in the Bay State, which initially would have limited operators to acting…

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