After supply challenges, cannabis shops off of Minnesota's tribal land are finally starting to open this week. Legacy Cannabis in Duluth began cannabis sales on Tuesday at 4:20 p.m. while locations in the metro are also opening on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Legacy Cannabis will become the first shop off tribal land to sell cannabis products legally on Tuesday. The shop on West Superior Street will sell cannabis flower grown by the White Earth Nation. Green Goods started offering adult-use products at all eight of its shops on Tuesday, including five shops in the metro.
In the metro, RISE Cannabis is slated to open five adult-use dispensaries, including three in the metro, one in Willmar and another in Mankato. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is slated for 8 a.m. at all five locations.
While many shops began receiving their licenses two months ago, supply issues left shops with no product on the shelves. The issue is that Minnesota shops can only sell cannabis grown in Minnesota and cultivator licenses were issued at the same time as retail licenses.
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