As of January 2. 2018, the California Cannabis Commission tracks the marijuana supply chain from the point at which a plant is 8 inches tall through the point(s) of sale using METRC.
“Rebecca Forée, a spokesperson for California Department of Food and Agriculture, explained via email. “Once we have completed and approved annual cannabis licenses — and the licensees have completed a state-mandated training on the California Cannabis Track-and-Trace (CCTT) system — the system will be used to record the inventory and movement of cannabis and cannabis products through the state’s commercial cannabis supply chain, from cultivation to sale.””
The track-and-trace system uses RFID tags to ensure compliance and public health.
Source: California tracks marijuana from seed to sale — GCN
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