METRC Record Keeping 3

Question 1

What type of METRC record must be created when cannabis plants are destroyed due to disease?

Accepted Answer

A plant destruction record with the reason documented

Answer

Plant destructions must be recorded in METRC with the reason (e.g., disease, pest infestation) documented to account for all plants in the seed-to-sale chain.

Question 2

In METRC, 'source packages' refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

The original packages used to create a new package during processing

Answer

Source packages are the parent packages from which a new package is derived during processing or splitting, maintaining full chain-of-custody documentation.

Question 3

When must a cannabis retailer enter a consumer sale into METRC?

Accepted Answer

At the time of sale or by end of business day, per state requirements

Answer

Retailers must record sales in METRC at the time of or by end of business day, depending on state-specific requirements, to maintain accurate inventory records.

Question 4

What does METRC use to uniquely identify each cannabis plant during the immature phase?

Accepted Answer

A plant batch tag assigned to a group of plants

Answer

Immature plants are tracked as a plant batch in METRC, with a single batch tag representing a group of plants of the same strain and similar age.

Question 5

A processor creates 10 new packages from one source package. What must be recorded for each new package in METRC?

Accepted Answer

Individual package tag, weight, item type, and source package reference

Answer

Each new package created from a source package must have its own tag, weight, item type, and reference back to the source package to maintain traceability.

(METRC) Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting Compliance Certification Practice Test

(METRC) Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting Compliance Certification Practice Test

METRC Record Keeping 3