Required Warning Labels And Posters

Mont. Code Ann. § 16-12-215, under Licensing and Regulation.

Mont. Code Ann. § 16-12-215

(1) A person may not manufacture, package, sell, or transfer any marijuana or marijuana product unless the package containing the marijuana or marijuana product bears a warning label. The text of the warning label must be displayed in a legible font, such as times new roman, arial, or helvetica, and the lowercase letter "o" must be at least one-sixteenth of an inch in height. The statement must be placed next to the universal warning symbol for marijuana and must read: (a) "WARNING: Consumption of marijuana may cause anxiety, agitation, paranoia, psychosis, and excessive vomiting." (b) "WARNING: Consumption of marijuana by pregnant women may result in fetal injury and low birth weight." (c) "WARNING: Consumption of marijuana by nursing mothers may result in infant hyperactivity and poor cognitive function." (d) "WARNING: Driving while under the influence of marijuana is a crime." (2) Each warning statement must be printed on all forms of marijuana exit packaging. (3) A marijuana business shall display at any point of sale a consumer education poster that includes all text warnings pursuant to this section. (4) Each poster must: (a) be at least 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches in size; (b) include the universal warning symbol for marijuana; (c) include the text warnings pursuant to this section; and (d) provide a website address, phone number, and quick reference code for a resource that provides assistance with overcoming marijuana addiction. (5) Each exit package must include a quick reference code for a resource that provides consumer education assistance with overcoming marijuana addiction.