PACKAGING AND LABELING GUIDE - Oregon
PACKAGING AND LABELING GUIDE FOR MEDICAL AND RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA VERSION August 2018 This document is meant to help explain the PACKAGING and LABELING rules. However, this GUIDE should not replace a thorough reading of the rules. TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic Page Numbers Activation Time 14, 37 Approved Packages 25 Attractive to Minors 3, 8, 25, 37 Cartoon 3, 37, 38 Changes after Approval 5, 25, 34 Child-resistant 3-6, 25, 38Definitions 1, 26-29Exit packages 3-6, 39False or misleading 3, 21, 22Generic Label Examples 26-33Health Claims 8, 21, 39Label Checklist 26-33Labeling 7-23Organic 8, 21Packaging 2-6Pre-Approval Process 24-25Principal Display Panel 7, 9-13, 15, 17, 21-22, 25-33Retailer Responsibilities 6Re-use of packages 6Third-Party Testing Firm List 35-36Universal Symbol 7, 10, 12, 17.
statement. Similarly, labeling a product or its ingredients as "organic" when the product has not been properly certified would also be a misleading statement. See the sections on Organic and Health Claims for more information. Packages must be labeled as required by OAR 845-025-7000 to 845-025-7190. A package must
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