AZ HB2916

Amends Arizona marijuana licensing law to require marijuana establishment licensees to implement tracking systems by December 31, 2023, capable of monitoring cultivation, processing, sales, transfers, and waste disposal of marijuana and marijuana products.

Requires all marijuana product packaging to include scannable QR codes linking to information including harvest date, THC strain, extraction method, laboratory impurity reports, manufacturing date, distribution chain, and pregnancy warning by December 31, 2023.

Prohibits the department from issuing marijuana establishment licenses to applicants with ownership interests in out-of-state marijuana establishments that have had their licenses revoked.

Requires marijuana establishments to display conspicuous warning signs informing pregnant women about potential dangers to fetuses and infants from marijuana use and the risk of child safety reporting.

Authorizes the department to adopt rules permitting marijuana delivery beginning January 1, 2023, and requires rule adoption by January 1, 2025, with delivery restricted to designated retail locations using unmarked vehicles with GPS tracking and video surveillance.