Industrial Hemp
Idaho 2025 Regular Session
Amends existing law to provide an exception for negligent violations. [HB-456]
INDUSTRIAL HEMP -- Amends existing law to provide an exception for negligent violations.
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South Dakota 2025 Regular Session
Prohibit processing of industrial hemp by extraction. [HB-1268]
Prohibit processing of industrial hemp by extraction.
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South Dakota 2025 Regular Session
Repeal a reporting requirement regarding industrial hemp. [HB-1116]
Repeal a reporting requirement regarding industrial hemp.
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South Dakota 2024 Regular Session
Regulate the sale of certain cannabis-infused beverages. [HB-1146]
Regulate the sale of certain cannabis-infused beverages.
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Arizona Fifty-sixth Legislature - Second Regular Session (2024)
Regulation; labeling; hemp-derived products [SB-1186]
Regulation; labeling; hemp-derived products
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South Dakota 2024 Regular Session
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp. [SB-117]
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp.
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South Dakota 2024 Regular Session
Prohibit the chemical modification or conversion of industrial hemp and the sale or distribution of chemically modified or converted industrial hemp and to provide a penalty therefor. [HB-1125]
Prohibit the chemical modification or conversion of industrial hemp and the sale or distribution of chemically modified or converted industrial hemp and to provide a penalty therefor.
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Virginia 2024 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; increases maximum THC concentration. [HB-1485]
Industrial hemp; maximum THC concentration. Increases from 0.6 percent to one percent, in the definition of industrial hemp, the maximum allowable concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the plant Cannabis sativa. The bill allows the Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services to destroy Cannabis sativa found to have a THC concentration greater than one percent only if such Cannabis sativa is intended for human consumption; reduces the application and registration requirements for any person seeking to grow, deal in, or process industrial
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South Dakota 2023 Regular Session
Regulate tetrahydrocannabinol for medical use. [HB-1236]
Regulate tetrahydrocannabinol for medical use.
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South Dakota 2023 Regular Session
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp. [HB-1209]
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp.
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Arizona Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session (2023)
Hemp-derived products; regulation [SB-1271]
Hemp-derived products; regulation
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Hemp products; license and label requirements. [SB-1393]
Hemp products; license and label requirements. Requires the Board of Agriculture and Consumer Services to adopt certain regulations relating to industrial hemp and industrial hemp extracts intended for inhalation, as defined in the bill, that include labeling requirements, batch testing requirements, and tolerances for contaminants of such products. The bill requires any manufacturer of a hemp product, wholesale supplier that sells hemp products, or retail establishment that sells hemp products to register with the Board and pay an annual fee for
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; regulated hemp products, etc. [HB-2294]
Tetrahydrocannabinol; hemp products; packaging, labeling, and testing; penalties. Limits the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that can be included in a hemp product or industrial hemp extract to 0.3 percent and two milligrams per package. The bill limits the application of such THC limits to retail sales and allows a hemp product or industrial hemp extract to contain more than two milligrams of THC if the product or extract contains an amount of cannabidiol (CBD) that is at least 25 times greater than the amount of THC; however, the bill prohibits
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; increases maximum THC concentration. [HB-2265]
Industrial hemp; maximum THC concentration. Increases from 0.3 percent to one percent, in the definition of industrial hemp, the maximum concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the plant Cannabis sativa and excludes hemp products with a THC concentration of one percent or less from (i) the definition of marijuana and (ii) tetrahydrocannabinols as found on Schedule I of the Drug Control Act. The bill allows the Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services to destroy Cannabis sativa found to have a THC concentration greater than one percent
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; registration and renewal fees, no fee shall exceed $250. [HB-1881]
Industrial hemp; monopolies; registration and renewal fees. Imposes limits on the powers of the Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services by prohibiting the Commissioner from granting, suspending, or revoking any registration for growing, dealing in, or processing of industrial hemp or hemp products in a manner that allows for the creation of a monopoly or otherwise lessens competition in the industrial hemp or hemp product industries in the Commonwealth. The bill also provides that all citizens of the Commonwealth shall
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; selling or offering for sale a topical hemp product, etc. [HB-1973]
Tetrahydrocannabinol; industrial hemp; regulated hemp Tetrahydrocannabinol; industrial hemp; regulated hemp products. Establishes provisions for the registration of a retail facility for regulated hemp products, as defined in the bill, establishes product packaging, labeling, and testing requirements for such products, and creates a civil penalty of up to $1,000 for certain violations relating to such products. The bill requires any person who manufactures an industrial hemp extract, as defined in the bill, or food containing an industrial hemp
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Virginia 2023 Regular Session
Industrial hemp; regulated hemp products, etc. [SB-903]
Tetrahydrocannabinol; hemp products; packaging, labeling, and testing; penalties. Limits the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that can be included in a hemp product or industrial hemp extract to 0.3 percent and two milligrams per package. The bill limits the application of such THC limits to retail sales and allows a hemp product or industrial hemp extract to contain more than two milligrams of THC if the product or extract contains an amount of cannabidiol (CBD) that is at least 25 times greater than the amount of THC; however, the bill prohibits
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South Dakota 2022 Regular Session
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp and to declare an emergency. [SB-201]
Revise provisions regarding industrial hemp and to declare an emergency.
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Virginia 2022 Regular Session
Cannabis products; retail sale by certain pharmaceutical processors & industrial hemp processors. [SB-313]
Retail sale of cannabis products by certain pharmaceutical processors and industrial hemp processors; sunset. Allows certain pharmaceutical processors and industrial hemp processors to sell, under the oversight of the Board of Directors of the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority (the Board), cannabis products at retail to unregistered persons who are 21 years of age or older without the need for a written certification. The bill directs the Board to adopt and enforce regulations governing such sales that shall model certain Board of Pharmacy regulations
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Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Relating To Industrial Hemp Derived Products. [SB-252]
Establishes a regulatory framework for products containing cannabidiol that were manufactured legally through approved government programs. Clarifies that these products are not considered adulterated food, beverage, or cosmetic products. Prohibits manufacturers from making health-related claims. Requires product labeling for the products to be legally allowed in the State. Exempts industrial hemp products that are generally recognized as safe by the Food and Drug Administration from the new regulatory framework.