641—154.27(124E) Supply and inventory.
	154.27(1) Reliable and ongoing supply. A manufacturer shall provide a reliable and ongoing supply of medical cannabidiol to medical cannabidiol dispensaries.
	154.27(2) Inventory controls and procedures. A manufacturer shall establish inventory controls and procedures for conducting inventory reviews to prevent and detect any diversion, theft, or loss in a timely manner.
	154.27(3) Inventory tracking required. A manufacturer shall use the department-approved secure sales and inventory tracking system to track medical cannabidiol production from seed or plant cutting through distribution of medical cannabidiol to a dispensary. The manufacturer shall use the system to maintain a record of the manufacturer’s inventory of plant material and medical cannabidiol to include:
	a. 	The quantity and form of medical cannabidiol maintained by the manufacturer at the manufacturing facility on a daily basis;
	b. 	The amount of plants being grown at the manufacturing facility on a daily basis; and
	c. 	Other information deemed necessary and requested by the department.
	154.27(4) Waste inventory. A manufacturer shall maintain a record of its inventory of all medical cannabidiol waste and plant material waste for disposal.
	154.27(5) Reconciliation. No less often than every two calendar weeks, a manufacturer shall reconcile its physical inventory with the inventory recorded in the department’s secure sales and inventory tracking system.
	a. 	 Reconciliation shall include:
	(1)	Plant material at the manufacturing facility and in transit; and
	(2)	Medical cannabidiol at the manufacturing facility, at distribution and storage facilities, and in transit.
	b. 	 Discrepancies between the physical inventory of the manufacturer and the inventory recorded in the department’s secure sales and inventory system shall be handled as follows:
	(1)	A manufacturer shall report suspected diversion of plant material or medical cannabidiol to the department and law enforcement within 72 hours of discovery.
	(2)	A manufacturer shall have up to 72 hours to reconcile discrepancies in the manufacturer’s physical inventory with the inventory recorded in the secure sales and inventory tracking system. If the manufacturer cannot reconcile the manufacturer’s physical inventory with the secure sales and inventory tracking system’s inventory within 72 hours but diversion of plant material or medical cannabidiol is not suspected, the manufacturer shall immediately contact the department to report the discrepancy and to initiate a compliance action plan pursuant to paragraph 154.28(4)“b.”
	154.27(6) Scales. All scales used to weigh usable plant material for purposes of these rules shall be certified in accordance with ISO/IEC Standard 17025, which is incorporated herein by reference.
[ARC 3606C, IAB 1/31/18, effective 3/7/18; ARC 4078C, IAB 10/10/18, effective 11/14/18; ARC 6343C, IAB 6/15/22, effective 7/20/22]