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The application portal for individuals and companies seeking licenses to operate cannabis businesses in Minnesota experienced an unexpected shutdown on Friday, prompting state officials to extend the application deadline. The outage disrupted the process for many prospective applicants eager to enter the burgeoning cannabis market.
In response to the technical difficulties, state regulators have announced a new timeline for submissions, allowing additional time for applicants to complete their applications without the pressure of a looming deadline. This extension is seen as a necessary step to ensure that all interested parties have a fair opportunity to navigate the application process.
Officials have reassured applicants that they are actively working to resolve the technical issues with the portal, aiming to provide a seamless experience moving forward. The cannabis industry in Minnesota is anticipated to grow significantly, and the state is keen to ensure that the licensing process is accessible and equitable for all potential business owners.
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