Implementing HB 3000, the OLCC, ODA, and OHA have published a release providing for new requirements for consumable hemp product sales intended for those under the age of 21.
The new policy provides:
• Under the new law a business that wants to sell a processed hemp item to a minor must determine the milligrams of THC in the product prior to sale, not just the percentage of THC it contains. • Some hemp-based items are being marketed to contain Delta-8-THC. Delta-8-THC is an intoxicating form of THC and the THC determination requirements apply to all forms of THC. • A hemp item is required to have less than 0.5 milligrams (weight) of Total THC to be sold to a minor. • Do not confuse Total THC levels with a hemp item that lists its THC below 0.3%. The 0.3% THC level does not account for the weight of the item; this is why it is important to determine the milligrams of THC in the product based on its weight. • Hemp products made from the hemp seed and textiles do not contain THC and can be sold to minors.
Please contact us if you have any questions about these new rules on product sales and how they may impact your hemp business.
Please contact us (info@earthlawllc.com, 541-632-3946) if you have any questions about how these new restrictions on product sales may impact your hemp business operations.
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