Country label templates
🇺🇸 United States
- Varies by state
- Adult-use (recreational)
- Medical
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Legal status summarised as of October 2026. Laws change — always verify. Laws by region →
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Compliance disclaimer: Our templates are a helpful starting point, not legal advice. Labeling rules differ by country, state and product type and are updated frequently. You (the licensee, association or brand owner) are responsible for reviewing your final artwork and confirming it meets all current requirements before printing. When in doubt, check with your regulator or a qualified compliance professional.
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Room for state tracking / package tag IDs
Good to know
- We offer starter templates for six states below; other states can be built from your compliance checklist.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
US starter states
Each state sets its own rules. Pick your state to see the general elements we build into its template.
CA
Regulator: Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) ↗California
Adult-use and medicinal
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Packaging, harvest or production date
- Ingredients and allergens for edibles and other manufactured products
- Adult-use vs. medical designation where applicable
Good to know
- California has strict rules on content that could appeal to children — keep cartoons and candy-like imagery off product labels.
- Some information may go on an inner or outer layer; check which layer each element belongs on.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
NY
Regulator: Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) ↗New York
Adult-use and medical
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Ingredients and allergens for edibles and other manufactured products
Good to know
- New York’s rules also address packaging appeal to minors and certain marketing claims — review artwork as a whole.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
MI
Regulator: Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) ↗Michigan
Adult-use and medical
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Room for state tracking / package tag IDs
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Adult-use vs. medical designation where applicable
Good to know
- Leave room for any state tracking ID or package tag your workflow requires.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
MA
Regulator: Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) ↗Massachusetts
Adult-use and medical
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- Business contact information
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Packaging, harvest or production date
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Ingredients and allergens for edibles and other manufactured products
Good to know
- Massachusetts has specific rules on wording, symbols and imagery — confirm design choices don’t conflict with them.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
IL
Regulator: Cannabis Regulation Oversight Office (CROO) ↗Illinois
Adult-use and medical
Elements rules commonly address
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Packaging, harvest or production date
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Ingredients and allergens for edibles and other manufactured products
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
Good to know
- Several Illinois agencies regulate different license types — confirm which rules apply to your license.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
OK
Regulator: Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) ↗Oklahoma
Medical
Elements rules commonly address
- Required cannabis symbol or pictogram, where the jurisdiction mandates one
- Mandatory health warning statements (use the exact, current official wording)
- Licence holder / producer name and licence number
- THC and CBD content (per package and, where relevant, per serving)
- Net weight or volume
- Batch or lot number
- Lab testing information or access to the certificate of analysis (e.g., a QR code)
- Ingredients and allergens for edibles and other manufactured products
Good to know
- Oklahoma is a medical program — label language should fit a medical, not adult-use, context.
- Requirements vary by product type (flower, pre-rolls, edibles, extracts, topicals) and change over time. Always confirm current rules with the official sources listed.
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