Category Archives: Manufacturer

UpNorth Growery LLC is a licensed cannabis manufacturer in Hermantown, St. Louis County, operating under a Microbusiness license from the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management. Its license covers both manufacturing and cultivation, so material grown on site can be processed into finished cannabis products within the same operation. The microbusiness class is Minnesota’s designation for smaller-scale, independently owned participants in the regulated supply chain.

Nineteen Pines Cannabis Company, operating legally as Nineteen Pines LLC, holds a Minnesota Microbusiness license spanning retail, cultivation, and manufacturing — a vertically integrated footprint within the state’s smaller-scale license class.

Based in Brook Park in Pine County, east-central Minnesota, the company’s combined licensure lets it grow cannabis, process it into finished products, and sell directly to adult-use customers from one operation.

Elevate Botanicals LLC combines cultivation and manufacturing under a single Minnesota Microbusiness license, operating from Willow River in Pine County. The microbusiness class is the state’s smaller-scale license category, and the company’s dual licensed activities span growing cannabis and processing it into finished products.

Its east-central Minnesota location along the corridor between the Twin Cities and Duluth connects Elevate Botanicals to markets in both directions.

Pure Jade LLC holds a Minnesota Microbusiness license covering both cultivation and manufacturing, giving the Mankato-based company a vertically connected footprint on the production side of the state’s cannabis industry. The microbusiness class is Minnesota’s license category for smaller-scale operators.

Operating from Blue Earth County in south-central Minnesota, Pure Jade’s dual licensed activities span growing cannabis and processing it into finished products for the regulated market.

Arborist Initiative LLC is a licensed cannabis microbusiness in Pine City, in Pine County in east-central Minnesota. Its Microbusiness license, the state’s small-scale class for independent operators, covers both cultivation and manufacturing, allowing the company to grow cannabis and process it into finished products under one license.

That vertically integrated scope makes Arborist Initiative a seed-to-product operation within Minnesota’s regulated framework, serving the supply chain from its base along the Interstate 35 corridor north of the Twin Cities.

Dabney’s Cannabis Co., licensed as Doctor Dabs Corporation, is a Minneapolis cannabis microbusiness spanning both retail and manufacturing under a single Minnesota license. The company holds a social equity classification, part of the state’s push to widen ownership in the legal industry.

Combining production and storefront operations in Hennepin County — the heart of the state’s largest market — gives Dabney’s a vertically integrated footprint uncommon among small operators.

Holding a Minnesota microbusiness license — the state’s small-scale operator class — THCHOUSE LLC focuses on cannabis manufacturing in Bloomington, Hennepin County. Manufacturing licensees convert raw cannabis into finished, regulated products for the legal market.

Operating in the Twin Cities metro puts THCHOUSE close to the state’s largest concentration of cultivators and retailers, a practical advantage for a processor building relationships across Minnesota’s developing supply chain.

In Cannon Falls, a Goodhue County city in southeastern Minnesota, evergreen cannabis LLC holds a state manufacturer license focused on cannabis processing and production. The manufacturer class covers dedicated production operations that turn cannabis into products for the regulated marketplace.

The company’s southeastern Minnesota location places it along the corridor between the Twin Cities metro and the state’s southern communities, serving the licensed adult-use supply chain.

In Ramsey, an Anoka County city in the north Twin Cities metro, Scoop & Smiles Wholesale and distribution LLC holds an OCM microbusiness license with a focus on cannabis manufacturing. Minnesota’s microbusiness class supports smaller, independently owned operators across the regulated supply chain.

The company’s manufacturing operation positions it on the production side of the state’s adult-use market, processing cannabis for the licensed Minnesota marketplace.

Urban Farms LLC holds a Minnesota cannabis microbusiness license covering both cultivation and manufacturing, operating out of Medford in Steele County. The microbusiness class is the state’s small-scale license tier, designed for independent operators who can combine multiple activities such as growing and processing under a single license.

As a verified social equity licensee, the company also represents the state’s effort to broaden participation and ownership in the legal cannabis industry across southern Minnesota.