Shipping Notice
The Haze Connect does not ship to Minnesota. Minnesota requires an in-person ID check at delivery for hemp THC products, which prohibits mail and direct-to-consumer shipment. Orders cannot be placed for delivery to Minnesota addresses.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
Quick answer: No. Minnesota applies a total-THC standard that excludes THCA flower from the definition of hemp, caps hemp edibles at 5 mg per serving and 50 mg per package, and requires an in-person identification check at the time of delivery, which effectively prohibits mail and direct-to-consumer shipment. The Haze Connect does not ship any products to Minnesota.
What Changed in Minnesota
- Total-THC standard excludes high-THCA flower from the definition of legal hemp.
- Edible caps of 5 mg per serving and 50 mg per package.
- In-person ID check required at delivery, which prohibits mail and direct-to-consumer shipment.
Why The Haze Connect Does Not Ship to Minnesota
Because Minnesota law requires an in-person ID check at delivery and does not permit mail/DTC shipment of these products, we have removed Minnesota from our shipping map. No shipping option will be available at checkout for Minnesota addresses.
What Are Your Options in Minnesota?
Minnesota residents can purchase lower-dose hemp products and cannabis through the channels the state licenses for in-person, age-verified sale.
What Changes on December 11, 2026 (moved from November 12 by H.R. 6500, signed September 2, 2026)?
Federal hemp law adopts a total-THC standard and a 0.4 mg total THC per container cap nationwide, effective December 11, 2026. Read our federal hemp deadline guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does The Haze Connect ship to Minnesota?
No. We do not ship any products to Minnesota addresses. Minnesota requires an in-person ID check at delivery and does not permit mail or direct-to-consumer shipment of these products, so Minnesota is not an available shipping destination at checkout.
Disclaimer: This article reflects The Haze Connect's understanding of Minnesota and federal hemp law as of July 8, 2026. Hemp law is changing rapidly. Always verify your state's current statutes and consult an attorney for questions specific to your situation. The Haze Connect does not provide legal advice.
Sources
Primary sources used for the legal status described above. Statutes and agency pages are authoritative; verify current text before relying on it.
- Public Law 119 37 Continuing Appropriations Agriculture Act 2026 with Section 781 hemp redefinition (govinfo)
- Public Law 119 37 full text HTML (govinfo)
- H.R. 6500 enrolled bill text (govinfo)
- Minnesota Statutes 151.72 hemp derived cannabinoid products
- Minnesota Statutes Chapter 342 Cannabis Regulation
- Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management lower potency hemp edible products
- Minnesota Department of Agriculture Hemp Program
