Cannabis Control Commission (Massachusetts)

The Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) is a regulatory body in Massachusetts responsible for overseeing the legal sale and use of cannabis for both medical and recreational purposes. Established after the state legalized marijuana in 2016, the CCC ensures compliance with laws, issues licenses to cannabis businesses, and promotes public health and safety. It also develops regulations to protect consumers, prevent underage use, and support the economic growth of the cannabis industry. By balancing regulation with access, the CCC aims to create a responsible and sustainable cannabis market in Massachusetts.