Metrc Oregon

What is the Oregon Cannabis Track-and-Trace System?

The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) requires all licensed cannabis businesses to use the Metrc Cannabis Tracking System (CTS) for seed-to-sale compliance. Metrc has been Oregon’s official track-and-trace solution since 2015, covering both medical and adult-use (recreational) cannabis programs.

Every OLCC licensee—including producers, processors, wholesalers, retailers, testing labs, and transport providers—must maintain an active Metrc account and report all cannabis-related activities in real time. Oregon covers most Metrc system costs, with operators only responsible for RFID tag fees ($0.45 per plant tag and $0.25 per package tag).

Oregon License Types That Require Metrc

Recreational Producer License (cultivation)
Recreational Processor License (manufacturing/extraction)
Recreational Wholesaler License (distribution)
Recreational Retailer License (dispensary)
Testing Laboratory
Transport/Delivery providers

Key Oregon METRC Compliance Requirements

Plant tagging: Every cannabis plant must receive an RFID tag at the immature stage, with all growth activities logged in Metrc
Harvest tracking: Harvest batches must be created and reported with weights and strain information
Package tagging: All finished products must be tagged with unique package UIDs before transfer or sale
Transfer manifests: All movement of cannabis between licensees requires a Metrc-generated manifest
Trade samples: Must be tagged, manifested, and recorded — recent 2025 legislative updates simplified trade sample tracking effective January 1, 2026
Testing compliance: All products must pass OLCC-required testing before retail sale
Daily inventory reconciliation: OLCC requires accurate, real-time inventory records in Metrc

Recent Oregon Regulatory Updates (2025–2026)

January 2026: New rules simplify trade sample recording — licensees no longer need to record the name of the permittee receiving a sample
January 2026: Updated labeling requirements including modern nutrition templates for edibles
January 2026: Motion-activated camera systems now permitted (previously required 24/7 continuous recording)
January 2026: Updated licensing protocol rules and streamlined change-of-ownership applications
2025: New rules on CBN product sales — products containing artificially derived CBN restricted effective July 2025
Producer transfer rights expanded through 2025 legislative session

How Does Roshi Help with Metrc Compliance in Oregon?

Roshi’s cannabis ERP platform eliminates the pain of manual Metrc data entry and double-handling that plagues Oregon operators. Our real-time API integration syncs directly with Oregon’s Metrc system, so your team can manage compliance from the same platform they use to run daily operations.

Real-time bidirectional API integration with Oregon Metrc — create packages, transfers, adjustments, and lab samples without logging into Metrc
Mobile apps (iOS & Android) with barcode scanning for plant tagging, inventory counts, and package management on the production floor
Automated transfer manifest creation and management
Cultivation tracking from clone/seed through harvest with built-in Metrc reporting
Production and extraction batch tracking with Metrc package creation
Inventory reconciliation tools to catch discrepancies before OLCC inspections
Integrated fulfillment workflows that generate compliant Metrc transfers
Batch-level COGS tracking for accurate 280E tax reporting

Oregon Metrc Resources

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