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Prescription Drug Price Transparency

  • Prescription Drug Price Transparency Home
  • Announcements
  • Drugs of Substantial Public Interest Lists
  • Reporting Resources
    • Manufacturers
    • Wholesalers
    • Pharmacies
    • PBMs
  • Research and Analysis
    • Data and Dashboards
    • Publications

Related Sites

  • Health Economics Program
  • 340B Covered Entity Report
  • Accessible Prescription Drug Labels
  • Rx Data Portal Resources
Contact Info
Prescription Drug Price Transparency Program
651-201-4520
health.rx@state.mn.us

Contact Info

Prescription Drug Price Transparency Program
651-201-4520
health.rx@state.mn.us

Prescription Drug Price Transparency
Reporting Information for Manufacturers

Prescription drug manufacturers that are licensed in Minnesota are required to report information on drug prices to the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) under the following provisions of the Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act:

  • The New Drug provision (Minnesota Statutes 62J.84, subd. 4)
  • The Price Growth provision (Minnesota Statutes 62J. 84, subd. 3)
  • The Drugs of Substantial Public Interest provision (Minnesota Statutes 62J.84, subd. 11)

This page provides specific guidance on reporting for manufacturers.

Rx Data Portal

Manufacturers must register and submit reports to MDH using the Rx Data Portal. For technical guidance on using the Rx Data Portal, including information on how to register and manage accounts, visit the Rx Data Portal Resources page.

Reporting Guidance

  • Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act Form and Manner Document (PDF) (updated January 2025)— for requirements on the form and manner for reporting under the Act.
  • Prescription Drug Price Transparency FAQ (coming soon)— for answers to some common questions about reporting under the Act.
  • Drugs of Substantial Public Interest Lists page— for new Drugs of Substantial Public Interest list announcements.

Key Questions for Manufacturers

Yes.

The New Drug and Price Growth provisions of the Act became active in January 2022 and are ongoing. Reporting requirements for these provisions operate on a rolling basis based on the date drug pricing events that meet statutory thresholds (introduction to market or price increase). Reports must be submitted within 60 days of the pricing event.

The Drugs of Substantial Public Interest provision of the Act went into effect in January 2024 and is ongoing. Reporting under this provision is based on lists published periodically by MDH. All lists posted by MDH are available on the Drugs of Substantial Public Interest Lists page. 

Yes. All manufacturers licensed in Minnesota need to register using the Rx Data Portal. For technical guidance on using the Rx Data Portal, including information on how to register and manage accounts, visit the Rx Data Portal Resources page.

For New Drug and Price Growth reporting, manufacturers are responsible for identifying their reporting obligations based on the statutory thresholds. MDH uses reference data to identify potential reporting obligations for compliance outreach.

For Drugs of Substantial Public Interest reporting, MDH publishes the lists of drugs for reporting online and will notify registered manufacturers of the drugs requiring reporting. All lists posted by MDH are available on the Drugs of Substantial Public Interest Lists page.

Manufacturers must use the Rx Data Portal for all submissions. Reporting templates are available for download within the portal.

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Last Updated: 11/06/2025

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