This bill aims to regulate various aspects of cannabis production, sale, and advertising in Minnesota. Key points include:

1. Establish Limits on THC: The Office of Cannabis Management is tasked with setting maximum limits on the total THC content in cannabis flower and cannabis-related products.

2. Prohibit Certain Additives: The bill bans the inclusion of ingredients that would add flavor or scent to cannabis products intended for inhalation (smoking, vaporizing).

3. Marketing and Product Restrictions:

   • Cannabis products cannot resemble items like lollipops, ice cream, or products marketed towards children.
   • Products should not bear likenesses that appeal to minors or be similar to usual food products such as meat or dairy.
   • Advertisements can't promote the use of alcohol alongside cannabis, make false health claims, appeal to individuals under 21, or depict individuals under 21 consuming cannabis.

4. Mandatory Warnings and Information:

   • Cannabis businesses must provide customers with warnings about the risks of cancer and other health issues associated with cannabis use.
   • Detailed information on impairment effects, potential side effects, adverse effects, and safety contact details (like poison control) must be made available to consumers.

5. Labeling and Consumer Information:

   • Important usage and safety information should either be labeled on the product or provided through other means like pamphlets at the point of sale.

In summary, this legislation seeks to ensure cannabis products in Minnesota are regulated for safety and do not target or appeal to minors, while also providing consumers with important health and safety information.