Cannabis selling and advertising provisions modifications

SF 556 modifies Minnesota's cannabis regulations by setting THC limits for flower and products, banning flavors/smells in inhaled products (like candy or fruit), and requiring cancer warnings on packaging. It prohibits advertising that promotes co-use with alcohol and bans products resembling children's food (e.g., lollipops, ice cream). Retailers must provide mandatory health information about impairment, cancer risks, treatment options, and poison control resources. These rules apply directly to cannabis businesses selling in Minnesota, affecting product design, marketing, and consumer warnings.