Medicinal Bakery info- HELP!

TacoBell

Member
Hi All,

I want to know what it takes to start a Medicinal Marijuana bakery. I've looked around online for the past few months for a starting point, or how I would go about getting information to start but there isn't much out there other than bush league scams, and sites trying to sell shit. It seems as if SoCal has a lot of catching up to do in relation to Oakland and the Bay. I'm not sure why this information isn't readily available. I have looked on my city's website, and still nothing.

My main questions are:

In california, do you need a business license to vend to dispensaries?

How do I acquire an LLC ? Is this LLC somehow different because I will be preparing food?

Much appreciation for any thoughts on the matter. :P
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tip top toker

Well-Known Member
do you guys (i'm about to sound stupid :lol:) have agency things such as the NHO and Health and Safety? if so i'd have thought that you will need a whole bunch of inspections of your cooking area etc to obtain certificates of hygiene etc prior to being able to sell anything
 

cannapharm

Well-Known Member
Great question....
Oakland and the Bay area will always be ahead of us (SoCalians) in the general cannabis movement (unfortunately) due to political views. and extreme influence from Richard Lee.

IF November ends well,

You will need a Bus Lic, some kind of food handleing lic, proof of signed commercial lease, and bunch of other bs that will be available to you the moment RCTCA 2010 becomes effective.
 

cannapharm

Well-Known Member
no, you do not need a lic to vendor.

Limited Liability Corporation, is a corporation rather than self proprietorship (easy to establish).
 

hotsxyman911

Active Member
DUDE this is exactly what i wanted to start up!! either a place where you actually make and sell the food in the same building. if you find any more info on this please send me the info. im also in socal in orange county.
 

stupidclown

Well-Known Member
we make and vend edibles no license needed
please read the health and safety codes and follow them

and for peoples safety please label products that have nut or are made at the same time in the same place as products with nuts. some people can die from trace amounts of nuts
 
I have been researching this as well and have found out that while many collectives wont "ask" for it, proof that your edibles were prepared in a "certified Kitchen" is required when ANY edible product is intended for distribution for consumption. Some of the more established collectives know this and require a copy of certification. One way us small businesses can do this is to rent commercial kitchen space to prepare our products. Check with some of your local small caterers or bakeries to see if they are willing to rent you their kitchen while they are normally closed.... There are also some commercial kitchen rental facilities in LA where you can rent for $25 per hour and all they require for you to bake MMJ edibles there is your food handlers card (which I HOPE you have if you are distributing) and a letter from the Dept. of Health stating you are legally authorized to bake with marijuana (county card)... What I haven't been able to find out is the legal amount of "Trim" or shake we can have on-hand for our products and How MUCH product (butter/tincture/edibles) we can have at one time... Thoughts?
 

KV5H

Member
That's odd I thought I read somwhere no more new clubs (or something of that nature) are allowed to open up after the ordinance?
 

Luger187

Well-Known Member
we make and vend edibles no license needed
please read the health and safety codes and follow them

and for peoples safety please label products that have nut or are made at the same time in the same place as products with nuts. some people can die from trace amounts of nuts
also label things with eggs. my gf is extremely allergic to egg yolks. one time at a potluck at work, she ate a cookie or something with egg in it and her throat closed up. so anything that someone can be allergic to, label it
 
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