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Metrc will hold its Fall Industry Webinar for Maryland cannabis licensees on Nov. 4 and has issued bulletins on item categories, plant batch locations, and ship

Metrc Sets Nov. 4 Webinar for Maryland Licensees, Plus New Tech Bulletins

Oct 16, 2026

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Editorial Staff

Outlaw Report

Maryland cannabis operators who track their inventory through Metrc have a date to circle. The company has scheduled its Fall Industry Webinar for Maryland licensees on November 4, giving businesses a chance to hear directly from the tracking provider about changes affecting day-to-day compliance. The announcement comes alongside a set of technical bulletins that cover three practical areas of running a licensed operation: item categories, plant batch locations, and shipping. Each one touches something licensees deal with constantly. Item categories shape how products are classified inside the tracking system. Plant batch locations affect how cultivators record where plants are growing and moving. Shipping updates matter to anyone transferring product between licensed businesses. Even small adjustments in these areas can ripple through inventory counts, transfer manifests, and audit trails, so it pays to know what is coming before it shows up in your workflow. For compliance managers, cultivators, processors, and dispensary staff, an industry webinar is a convenient way to see how updates are meant to work in practice and to get questions answered by the people who maintain the system. Anyone responsible for data entry or reporting should read through the bulletins ahead of time and come prepared with specific questions rather than general ones. Tracking mistakes can lead to headaches with regulators, and staying current on system changes is one of the simpler ways to head them off. If your Maryland operation is tracked through Metrc, put November 4 on the calendar, review the technical bulletins, and make sure the right people on your team are signed up. A little preparation now can save a lot of cleanup later, especially for businesses that move product regularly or manage multiple grow areas.

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