Metrc Nevada

What is Nevada’s Cannabis Seed-to-Sale Tracking System?

The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) mandates Metrc as the official seed-to-sale tracking system for all licensed cannabis establishments in the state. Nevada legalized medical cannabis in 2000 and adult-use sales in 2016, with the CCB assuming regulatory oversight from the Department of Taxation on July 1, 2020.

All licensed cannabis establishments—cultivators, producers, distributors, testing facilities, and retail stores—must maintain active Metrc accounts and report all supply chain activities in real time. The CCB enforces rigorous compliance standards, with civil penalties up to $90,000 per violation for non-compliance.

Nevada License Types That Require Metrc

Cultivation Facility (medical and/or adult-use)
Production/Manufacturing Facility
Distribution Facility
Testing Laboratory
Retail Store/Dispensary (medical and/or adult-use)
Consumption Lounge (new license type — final regulations approved 2025)

Key Nevada METRC Compliance Requirements

Seed-to-sale tracking: Every plant and product must be tracked from cultivation through final retail sale via Metrc
RFID tagging: Plants and packages require unique RFID tags with 24-character UIDs
Transfer manifests: All cannabis movement between licensees must include Metrc-generated manifests
Timely reporting: All activities (planting, harvesting, transfers, sales, waste disposal) must be reported promptly — late reporting triggers penalties
Quarterly inventory reports: Licensees must submit quarterly inventory and monthly activity reports to the CCB in required Excel formats
Employee training: One-time facility-specific Metrc training required for all employees handling cannabis, plus annual advanced training for inventory managers and supervisors
Excise tax tracking: Fair market value at wholesale is calculated from Metrc transaction data for tax purposes

Recent Nevada Regulatory Updates (2025–2026)

October 2025: Nevada Cannabis Metrc Catalog launched — online database with comprehensive item information, product location, and lab results
2025–2026: Social consumption lounge regulations finalized — all consumption products must be tracked through Metrc
2025: SB 356 requires all intoxicating hemp-derived products to be sold exclusively through licensed dispensaries with full Metrc tracking
January 2026: Updated Fair Market Value at Wholesale rates for excise tax calculations based on Q3–Q4 2025 Metrc transaction data
2026: More stringent compliance enforcement expected through combined regulatory actions

How Does Roshi Help with Metrc Compliance in Nevada?

Roshi’s cannabis ERP platform streamlines Metrc compliance for Nevada operators, from cultivators in rural counties to distributors serving the Las Vegas market. Our real-time integration eliminates the manual data entry burden that leads to compliance errors and CCB penalties.

Real-time bidirectional API integration with Nevada Metrc — sync packages, transfers, inventory adjustments, and lab results automatically
Mobile apps (iOS & Android) for on-the-go inventory management and Metrc reporting
Automated transfer manifest creation for distributor and wholesale operations
Cultivation module with plant-level tracking from immature batches through harvest
Production/manufacturing batch records with automated Metrc package creation
Inventory reconciliation to maintain accuracy ahead of CCB audits and quarterly reporting
Sales order and fulfillment workflows that generate compliant Metrc transfers
QuickBooks Online integration for streamlined excise tax and 280E accounting

Nevada Metrc Resources

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