Details for manufacturing methods and shared premises

DCC bases manufacturing classes on the work performed, extraction or post-processing chemicals and whether the business uses a shared facility. Type 7 includes volatile-solvent work; Type 6 concerns non-volatile or mechanical extraction. Type N covers infusion and packaging or labeling, while Type P is limited to packaging and labeling. Match the actual authorized processes.

Type S applies to manufacturers in shared-use facilities and has its own permitted methods. A qualifying Type 7, 6 or N license can register manufacturing premises for shared use. Sharing space or equipment does not by itself establish that the host's bond covers a separate tenant business.

DCC's Form 8113 instructions require at least $5,000 for each licensed premises and allow aggregation for multiple licenses of the same business. Match the legal manufacturer, trade names, sites and complete license schedule. That permission is not automatic coverage for every business at one facility or every property under one $5,000 sum.

The selected form runs from receipt of the license through renewals, subject to cancellation, with an aggregate limit that does not reset annually. It requires 30 days' written cancellation notice delivered to DCC and the principal, preserving earlier covered liability. DCC directs changes through Form 27 and the changed or new bond copy with Form 8113. Bond issuance does not approve a manufacturing process or replace required permits.