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Amendment Clarifying Hemp Product Rules
Last scannedAug 24, 2026, 10:01 AM
In one sentence
This amendment states that House Bill No. 373 does not ban non-drink hemp products if they follow safety laws, force stores to get a marijuana license just for selling them, or call them marijuana because they contain certain chemicals.
What it does
- Allows the sale of hemp and cannabinoid products that are not infused beverages, provided they comply with federal and state safety rules
- Removes the need for a marijuana license for shops that only sell non-drink hemp items and do not sell marijuana or infused beverages
- Prevents laws from calling hemp products 'marijuana' just because they contain CBD, CBG, CBN, or CBC
Who it affects
- Retailers who sell non-beverage hemp products but do not sell marijuana or infused beverages
- Manufacturers and distributors of hemp items that are not infused beverages
- State agencies creating regulations under this chapter
Limits and unknowns
- This amendment was removed from the bill on July 1, 2026.
- No effective date is listed because the amendment was stricken.
Plain language
Terms to know
- Hemp products
- Items made from the hemp plant, such as oils or creams, but excluding drinks.
- Cannabinoids
- Chemicals found in plants like CBD and CBG that are not automatically treated as marijuana under this rule.
Official record
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Official summary
This Amendment clarifies that the provisions of House Bill No.