OpenTHC responds to Washington State's Request for Information: Cannabis Traceability

Today, March 31, 2025, OpenTHC, Inc. responded to the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board's Request for Information (RFI) 2025-01 "Cannabis Traceability". The purpose of the RFI was to "solicit information regarding cost and capability of vendors that may provide a long-term cannabis reporting and traceability solution that will ultimately replace the current reporting system, CCRS"

OpenTHC’s 22-page response highlights the flexibility and completeness of the OpenTHC Platform. The response discusses how easily and inexpensively the turnkey OpenTHC Platform can be modified to fit the State's needs. OpenTHC's response also includes a commitment to work with the State to find an RFID solution that empowers their enforcement's tooling without overly burdening licensees.

Founded in 2016, OpenTHC has a proven track record of helping over 500 cannabis industry participants complete their compliance requirements.

As the public sector continues to take an interest in the open source community, we remain proud and privileged to be a part of this process.