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The New York State Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) sent letters ordering dozens of businesses suspected of illegally selling cannabis, including the practice of “gifting,” which is the exchange of goods for memberships, subscriptions, or other goods, to cease and desist those operations or risk the opportunity to get a license in the legal market as well as substantial fines and possible criminal penalties. The letters explain that while cannabis has been legalized for those aged 21 and over, selling it requires a license under the law.
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