Massachusetts has strengthened transparency requirements around cannabis testing, requiring Independent Testing Laboratories to upload Certificates of Analysis (COAs) directly into Metrc's system of record
Massachusetts applies a layered tax structure to cannabis sales — a 10.75% state excise tax, 6.25% state sales tax, and up to 3% in optional local tax — making manual tax calculation both tedious and risky
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Massachusetts has strengthened transparency requirements around cannabis testing, requiring Independent Testing Laboratories to upload Certificates of Analysis (COAs) directly into Metrc's system of record
Online ordering has shifted from a nice extra to an expected feature at most Massachusetts dispensaries
Every licensed marijuana retailer in the Commonwealth must report inventory movements to Metrc, the state's mandated track-and-trace system. Manually keying data into two separate systems wastes staff hours and invites compliance errors