ATCC issues public guidance to help licensees, permit holders, regulated businesses, and the public understand how Maryland laws and regulations are interpreted and applied.
Use this page to find current notices related to regulatory requirements, procedures, and changes.
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Advisory 24-002: Intoxicating Cannabis Products and Hemp-Derived THC Products
Maryland law limits the sale of intoxicating cannabis and hemp-derived THC products to licensed Maryland Cannabis Administration businesses. This advisory explains prohibited products, THC limits, enforcement actions, and products that may still be sold legally.
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Advisory 24-003: ATCC Updated Contact Information
The Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission (ATCC) updated its contact information to help businesses, licensees, and the public reach the appropriate office for licensing, permits, reporting requirements, compliance questions, and enforcement-related concerns.
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Advisory 24-004: Intoxicating Cannabis/THC Products
Maryland law limits the sale and distribution of intoxicating cannabis and THC products to businesses licensed by the Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA). This advisory explains product restrictions, exceptions, enforcement responsibilities, and recent court developments affecting certain hemp-derived products.
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Advisory 24-005: Wine & Distilled Spirits Distributor Appointments
This advisory explains the process for changing a wine or distilled spirits distributor appointment in Maryland. Suppliers must provide notice to both the licensed wholesaler and the Office of the Executive Director (OED), and specific information must be included to begin the required review period.
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Advisory 24-006: Inspections of License and Permit Holders/Premises
The Maryland Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission (ATCC) conducts announced and unannounced inspections of licensed and permitted businesses to support compliance through education and proactive oversight. Inspections may include a review of records and licensed or permitted areas of a business.