FOOD LICENSING: Information for OMMA Licensed Dispensaries and Processors

Dispensaries and processors licensed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) are required to obtain a food license if they produce or sell any edible medical marijuana products. This license is not obtained through OMMA.

APPLY1. Visit food.health.ok.gov

2. Select one:For Dispensaries - “Food Service/Retail”

For Processors - “Manufactured”

3. Select “Apply for a Plan Review Application”.

4. Submit the plan review application to the appropriate health department contact.

What license is needed? Dispensaries who are selling edible medical marijuana products will need to apply for and obtain a Food Retail license.

Processors who are producing edible medical marijuana products will need to apply for and obtain a Food Manufacturing license.

Businesses who have both licenses need to speak with a food license representative about the necessary licensing (see contacts).

CONTACT:

Consumer Health Service Oklahoma State Department of Health(405) 271-5243 | food.health.ok.gov

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How often are food licenses renewed?Food licenses are renewed annually at a cost of $335.

DISPENSARIES

– Contact the county health department the business resides in to begin the application process. To locate a county health department, visit OK.gov/health

PROCESSORS

– Businesses in Oklahoma County: Oklahoma City-County Health Department Consumer Protection | (405) 425-4348

– Businesses in Tulsa County: Tulsa Health Department Food Safety Division | (918) 582-9355.

– For all other processors: Oklahoma State Department of Health Consumer Health Service | (405) 271-5243

For all other Questions

What is the cost of a food license?Initial applications cost $425, plus an additional $425 for a plan review.

Dispensaries and processors should also check with the cities they are located within regarding any additional city ordinance requirements that may apply, such as food handler licenses for employees.